Judas Iscariot and Peter. One betrayed Jesus. One denied Jesus. Both abandoned Jesus. In a dangerous world, one in which our allegiance to Jesus is regularly challenged, we will be tempted to be Peter or Judas.
So observes the Rev. Nate Pyle is this blog post that is so incisive about some temptations for Christ-followers at the moment. You can read his entire post here.
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