John chapter 18. It's been said that Christians are a lot like tea bags. You don't know what they're made of until you put them in hot water.

John chapter 18, we see Peter going to be put in hot water. But to compare and contrast, we're going to see Jesus put in hot water.

And we're going to see, you know, how Jesus deals with this most difficult time of his life.

But he is God in the flesh. And so he's a perfect example to us. Whereas Peter, not so much.

Peter's often, before the Holy Spirit comes upon the church in Acts chapter 2,

poor Peter is the example most of the time of what not to do.

But he will come around, just like you.

Maybe you feel like a bumbling, fumbling fool like Peter sometimes.

I think a lot of us, we do sort of recognize Peter in ourselves sometimes.

But there's good news.

The Lord's going to work on you and he's going to chip away and then he'll fill you with

the spirit and then you'll start doing stuff that's way past your own skill set.

That's what we see in Peter.

But tonight we're going to see Peter.

You know, we're going to see how he thought he was going to react.

Remember, I'll stand with you, Lord. I would never let anything happen to you, Jesus, he said. But we're going to see how that doesn't

really work out. And Jesus already knew how Peter was going to react. We read that in previous

chapters. But the past five chapters of our study have been in one room.

Reminds, do you guys remember the movie 12 Angry Men?

I think, was that a Hitchcock or something?

I don't remember who made that movie, but it was just, it was filmed in one jury room, the whole movie.

And if you were able to endure just one scene for the whole movie, it was actually kind of

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