Jesus & Peter Relationships in Scripture. “What scenes come to mind when you think of Jesus and Peter? Many Christians find Peter a “character” easy to.

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Jesus & PeterJesus & Peter

Relationships in ScriptureRelationships in Scripture

“What scenes come to mind when you think of Jesus and Peter?

Many Christians find Peter a “character” easy to relate to with, why do you think that its?

“What scenes come to mind when you think of Jesus and Peter?

Many Christians find Peter a “character” easy to relate to with, why do you think that its?

Evolution of a Relationship

Evolution of a Relationship

The Beginning

The Up Swing

the Low Point

Either the Dissolve, Stagnation or the Resolution (that leads to Deeper Fellowship).

The Beginning

The Up Swing

the Low Point

Either the Dissolve, Stagnation or the Resolution (that leads to Deeper Fellowship).

All relationships end in death. But before this life is over, they dissolve, stagnate or continue growing.

All relationships end in death. But before this life is over, they dissolve, stagnate or continue growing.

The BeginningThe Beginning

Matthew 4:18-22 - Jesus Calls PeterMatthew 4:18-22 - Jesus Calls Peter

“Discipleship is not an offer man makes to Christ. It is only the call which creates

the situation.” – The Cost of Discipleship,

Dietrich Bonheoffer

“Discipleship is not an offer man makes to Christ. It is only the call which creates

the situation.” – The Cost of Discipleship,

Dietrich Bonheoffer

The Up SwingThe Up Swing

The work of the Kingdom

The participation of the ministry

A different type of Kingdom

The work of the Kingdom

The participation of the ministry

A different type of Kingdom

The Low PointThe Low Point

The Denial - Matthew 26:69-75The Denial - Matthew 26:69-75

The Dissolve The Dissolve

Peter abandons JesusPeter abandons Jesus

It is a telling moment in Scripture that the story does not end without the restoration of Peter.

It is a telling moment in Scripture that the story does not end without the restoration of Peter.

The Resolution that leads to Deeper Fellowship

The Resolution that leads to Deeper FellowshipJohn 21:15-19

Resolution is necessary to move forward.

Reconciliation is Difficult - “Do you love me?”

With Jesus and Peter, deeper fellowship is brought by reconciliation and restoration.

John 21:15-19

Resolution is necessary to move forward.

Reconciliation is Difficult - “Do you love me?”

With Jesus and Peter, deeper fellowship is brought by reconciliation and restoration.

All relationships end in death. But before this life is over, they dissolve, stagnate or continue growing.

Thus, it seems fitting to take inventory of where our relationship with Jesus is now.

All relationships end in death. But before this life is over, they dissolve, stagnate or continue growing.

Thus, it seems fitting to take inventory of where our relationship with Jesus is now.

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