For all his strengths, Peter had several felons in life.

Still, the Lord chose him and continue to mold him into exactly who he intended Peter to be.

That's a theme I want us to really take and go away with.

Even with all his felons and his struggles, Jesus looks at us with our felons, and he goes, I know who you're going to be. I know

who I created you to be. I'm going to continue to mold you. Hey friends, you're listening to the

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Have you ever thought about the life of Peter?

Here was a man who loved Jesus with all of his heart,

yet he was constantly blowing it and making mistakes.

Yet every time he failed, Jesus was there to pick him up,

encourage him, and set him on the straight path again.

Today's episode is recorded from a live message Victor gave on stage titled, Would Peter Do, speaking on the redemptive grace on those Christ is called and chosen in spite of

our own flaws, much like Peter. Let's tune in to his latest message. I think a lot of times

we look at characters in the Bible and they almost seem unattainable or unrelatable.

Am I right with that?

I know that's how it is for me.

I just think, oh, man, he walked with the Lord, he got to see it all.

He, you know, he's all that in a bag of chips. The reality is when you read the text and get into the lives of the Lord, he got to see it all. He, you know, he's all that in a bag of chips. The reality is when

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