Today's episode takes a look into the character and life of the Apostle Peter. Much is made of his ministry that has no home in either Scripture or authentic history, but we will dive into what can be known regarding him and his ministry God gave him. While he is clearly NOT the bishop of Rome or the first pope, what we learn of him is even more impressive: a humble man who has learned through his own fallibility to depend on the Lord all the more.
Title: The Real Peter - the Apostle to the Jews Date: AD 30-65 Place: Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, Asia minor, and Rome Key Figures and Events: Peter, Simon Magus, Justin Martyr Documents of Significance: Acts, Galatians, 1st and 2nd Peter, Justin Martyr's 1st Apology
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Timothy Easley is a Pastor in the Binghamton, NY area.
He married his wife, Jennifer, in 2006.
Together, they have four children.
Naomi - 2007
Sophia - 2009
Levi - 2017
Sarah - 2020
B.A. in History from Gordon College (2006)
MDiv from Evangelical Seminary (2019)
Currently...
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