Thanks:-)

Yikes. I will try and get it fixed.
Thanks so much,
Anita

Thank you so much.

Paul who acquiesced to murder?

I guess in our century there was Starr Daily http://www.twolisteners.org/LoveCanOpenDoors.htm or Nicky Cruz of Run, Baby, Run. There is a whole sub-set in England of criminals who are evangelists–Darrell Tunningley (Unreachable) http://www.unreachable.org.uk/#!darrell-tunningley/cmmp or Richard Taylor of the Cwmbran Revival.

Glad you liked the facelift. The other one had so many holes in it, and I guess I am just going to discover what isn’t working with this one.

I love the fact that Peter is the character in the story to give us perspective on our own failings. The only sad part is that he doesn’t go far enough. Working in prison ministries, one discovers that in order for that whole “if he can love Peter, he can love anyone” to work for repentant violent crime convicts, Peter needs to be a whole lot worse. For them, Peter is the bottom of the line of Jesus’ patience and love and they realize they fall far, far shorter. I do wish that Jesus had given us at least a few more examples of actively loving people who had done really awful things. But Peter is a good way to start the conversation.

Thanks much, Pam. And welcome to my blog! 🙂