Welcome to the Crazy Love Podcast.

For many people we read the scene in Luke 22 and can quickly judge Peter in his denial

of Christ.

But have you ever thought about how many times we've denied Christ in our own lives?

This week, as we draw near to Good Friday and Resurrection Sunday, Francis Chan continues

to walk us through the scene from Luke 22.

He helps us consider it's not only about the times we've denied Jesus, but like Peter

understanding the weight of our sin and prayerfully repenting.

So we hope that you find this episode especially encouraging and that you're given a fresh

revelation of the worth of Jesus Christ.

I don't know if you noticed the words in that last song we just sang, but I want to put

up the second verse.

When Satan tempts me to despair and tells me of the guilt within, upward I look and see

him there who made an end to all my sin.

I don't know, there's some about that phrase, you know, because I feel like we all get

to that point of despair when we remember the guilt of some of the things that we've

done in the past, you know, there's just those times in my life still where I look

back at my past and I go, gosh, I can't believe I did that.

And sometimes I almost have a hard time believing that I'm really forgiven, that God really

did pay for all that and I don't even have to think about it.

It's just done, it's just over with, but what that verse, you know, and this old hymn

that this guy wrote was just saying, you know, when Satan tempts me to be so despaired

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