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And thank God he will. He has the power to hold everything under his control. That even means when a nuclear, when that thing splits and blows up, he said, oh, no, I just pinched that off. No, it ain't going nowhere.

And thank God he will. He has the power to hold everything under his control. That even means when a nuclear, when that thing splits and blows up, he said, oh, no, I just pinched that off. No, it ain't going nowhere.

And thank God he will. He has the power to hold everything under his control. That even means when a nuclear, when that thing splits and blows up, he said, oh, no, I just pinched that off. No, it ain't going nowhere.

Hey, look, when you're talking about Judas and Peter say, I mean, Jesus saying, do what you came to do. So he betrays Jesus, but then Peter basically does the same thing. Oh, no. There was two different responses. Now, they both, it says, they wept bitterly and they were remorseful, both of them. Here's the difference. Judas took care of matters in his own hands. Peter said, I got to find Jesus.

Hey, look, when you're talking about Judas and Peter say, I mean, Jesus saying, do what you came to do. So he betrays Jesus, but then Peter basically does the same thing. Oh, no. There was two different responses. Now, they both, it says, they wept bitterly and they were remorseful, both of them. Here's the difference. Judas took care of matters in his own hands. Peter said, I got to find Jesus.

Hey, look, when you're talking about Judas and Peter say, I mean, Jesus saying, do what you came to do. So he betrays Jesus, but then Peter basically does the same thing. Oh, no. There was two different responses. Now, they both, it says, they wept bitterly and they were remorseful, both of them. Here's the difference. Judas took care of matters in his own hands. Peter said, I got to find Jesus.

And then Jesus sets up an encounter with Peter. I love it because when Peter betrayed Jesus, he was standing over a campfire. How many times you stood over a campfire and you know that smell, and every time you smell it, then all of a sudden your memory goes back to other fires you've Well, Jesus sets up an encounter to bring Peter back. Guess what? Over a campfire.

And then Jesus sets up an encounter with Peter. I love it because when Peter betrayed Jesus, he was standing over a campfire. How many times you stood over a campfire and you know that smell, and every time you smell it, then all of a sudden your memory goes back to other fires you've Well, Jesus sets up an encounter to bring Peter back. Guess what? Over a campfire.

And then Jesus sets up an encounter with Peter. I love it because when Peter betrayed Jesus, he was standing over a campfire. How many times you stood over a campfire and you know that smell, and every time you smell it, then all of a sudden your memory goes back to other fires you've Well, Jesus sets up an encounter to bring Peter back. Guess what? Over a campfire.

I don't think that was any coincidence. All of a sudden, now Peter runs, gets out in the water, swims ashore, gets there, and Jesus got that fire going. What do you think the first thing Peter thought of? Uh-oh. Yeah. And I betrayed him. That smell. Everything came back to him. But you know, Jesus didn't leave Peter there, and he doesn't leave us there. Right.

I don't think that was any coincidence. All of a sudden, now Peter runs, gets out in the water, swims ashore, gets there, and Jesus got that fire going. What do you think the first thing Peter thought of? Uh-oh. Yeah. And I betrayed him. That smell. Everything came back to him. But you know, Jesus didn't leave Peter there, and he doesn't leave us there. Right.

I don't think that was any coincidence. All of a sudden, now Peter runs, gets out in the water, swims ashore, gets there, and Jesus got that fire going. What do you think the first thing Peter thought of? Uh-oh. Yeah. And I betrayed him. That smell. Everything came back to him. But you know, Jesus didn't leave Peter there, and he doesn't leave us there. Right.

He says, I'm going to bring you back home right now. Come on. Do you love me? No, really. Do you love me? Come on. And in that moment, Peter was broken and said, I'll never do this again. And I will die for this man.

He says, I'm going to bring you back home right now. Come on. Do you love me? No, really. Do you love me? Come on. And in that moment, Peter was broken and said, I'll never do this again. And I will die for this man.

He says, I'm going to bring you back home right now. Come on. Do you love me? No, really. Do you love me? Come on. And in that moment, Peter was broken and said, I'll never do this again. And I will die for this man.

That was very theological.

That was very theological.

That was very theological.

Exactly.

Exactly.