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In the military, men and women from very different backgrounds, education levels, family dynamics, and cultures have to merge to be one unit - when it comes to their mission, they essentially have to be same person. Paul and Peter were also very different people. Their educations were different, their vocations were different, their family situations were different, and their personalities were different. So how did these vastly different men morph almost into the same person when it came to their Biblical message? It was only after Jesus got a hold of them and the Holy Spirit indwelt in them, that even though their differences were still present, their theologies completely mirrored each other. In this episode, we compare and contrast Peter and Paul as men and as theologians.

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The Navy SEALS are an elite military unit that stands apart from the rest of the military. They are highly trained to be able to endure any type of combat and warfare, no matter how unconventional it is. They are conditioned to be able to handle whatever gets thrown at them during their missions. The physical, mental, and emotional strength demanded from SEALS is far more than the vast majority of us could ever hope to achieve. But, believe it or not, SEAL training has a lot of similarities to our Christian training, and Peter tells us why!

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We've all the heard the phrase in sports and war, "the best offense is a good defense," but does that phrase also apply to the spiritual warfare and persecution Christians find themselves in everyday? And we all do face some kind of persecution. As William Wolfe, Executive Director, Center for Baptist Leadership said, "You don’t have to be lunchmeat for a hungry lion or lit up as a torch in Nero’s palace before it’s fair to claim that you’re facing persecution as a Christian."

How does the Apostle Peter prepare us for this? What is the "good defense" Christians use to optimize their offense!

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