For most of us, Peter is the most relatable of all the disciples. He suffers from “foot and mouth” disease because he's always putting his foot in his mouth (Matthew 16:22-23). As a result, he spends most of his time bouncing around on the back of the struggle bus.
The Sinking Sand of Happiness
More Than a Ticket to Heaven
“The Fear of Going Deeper”
The Difference between Wisdom and Knowledge
Our Struggle with God's Love
Your Need Component is Being Hijacked
“When ‘good’ isn’t Good Enough”
Pushing Through the Muck and Mire
“Death by Distraction”
Conduits of Living Water
What is Your Purpose in Life?
How Focused is Your Light?
The Sledgehammer and Squirt Bottle
The Good Day Formula: Dispelling the Myth and Finding True Goodness in God’s Kingdom
Fluffy Wants to Kill You
Seeking Jesus, Finding Yourself
What’s Holding You Back from Letting Go?
There's a story of a man who was putting shingles on his three-story house. It had been raining earlier, and the roof was slippery. Suddenly, he lost his balance and slipped. As he was going off the edge of the roof, he caught himself by the gutter. Panic began to set in as he looked up to the sky and yelled, “Is anyone up there who can help me?” A voice came back, saying…