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Peter boldly promised that he would never deny Jesus. Yet before the evening was over, he denied even knowing his Lord—three times. This Sunday, we will take a deep dive into Peter's denial and the pride behind it. Peter's failure reminds us that we are weaker than we think—but also that Christ's mercy is greater than we could have ever imagined.
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