Peter's example teaches that self-reliance (vs. trusting God), and neglect of prayer lead to powerlessness instead of victory.

The love of God and the grace lavished on us by Christ's work at the cross is to be extended to others, not kept inside.

Peter's denial at the time of Jesus' arrest reveals the pitfall of self-confidence and the pain and devastation that results when we fail to seek and rely on Divine guidance.

God has preserved His Word for us throughout history, and we neglect its study at our own (and society's) peril. A Gideon speaker concludes today's message.

Peter reluctantly, then zealously, accepted Jesus' lowly service of footwashing as a act of His grace. This humble gesture of Jesus revealed as much of His nature as did the earlier transfiguration.

Peter's experienced unimaginable awe on the Mount of Transfiguration as Christ's glory was revealed.

God's amazing plan for the redemption of mankind was not easily grasped by Peter or by anyone not relying on the Holy Spirit for understanding.

Who do you say that the Son of Man is? Only by the Grace of God and the work of the Holy Spirit may the answer be known.

Peter understood the eternal consequences of Jesus' statement, "I am the Bread of Life come down out of heaven." Only He can satisfy our spiritual longings, hunger and thirst.

Peter loved the God of the Impossible, and found that our little faith doesn't diminish our Great Big God.