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When the word, not the world, becomes the majority of your week, your life will start to change.

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Hey, what's up everybody? Thanks for joining us on the Daily Drive. You know, Easter is just a week

away. And we are walking through the final week of Jesus' life as written

by his closest friend John.

We were introduced in Chapter 13 to that time in the upstairs room where Peter begins to

brag about his devotion to Jesus.

He tells Jesus, I would die for you.

To which Jesus responds, well, here's the truth.

Before the rooster crows in the

morning, you will have denied even knowing me, and you'll do it not just once, not just twice.

You'll go do it three times. And that's the way it all went down. So we've been looking at how

Peter resurfaced to become the leader he becomes. I mean, how do you recover from failure like that?

So we jumped over to Matthew's account of the story,

and we saw one of the most important things that Peter does.

The first thing he does right is he owned his stuff.

He admitted his failure.

He humbles himself.

He cries over his sin and genuine brokenness.

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