What's the difference between following Jesus closely and following from a distance? In this study, we'll see how Peter discovers the answer to that question in a terribly painful way. The "rock," the "prime minister," the man to whom the future Church has been entrusted is tested—and we learn from his experience what it truly means to follow Christ and to seek forgiveness. Presented by Dr. Tim Gray.
It was a remarkable turn of events. Peter, who had denied knowing Christ in a moment of fear, is transformed by the power of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost. Suddenly the fisherman who had stumbled along behind Jesus for three years is the head of the Apostles, preaching to everyone who will listen ...
Few people know nor remember a man named Cornelius, though he plays a significant role in the life of Peter and of Church history. In this session, Dr. Tim Gray shows us how the life of Cornelius intersects with Peter's and redirects the New Covenant in a remarkable way. Crossing traditional line...
In this session, Dr. Gray discusses the importance of early Christian tradition in understanding our Catholic story, the cost of discipleship, and the role of Peter as shepherd and prophet. How can we use this knowledge of the early Church to regain our own story?
