No other Apostle receives a new name from Jesus. No other Apostle is given the keys of the kingdom. No other Apostle is told to “feed my sheep” — all of them. Peter’s primacy is not a Catholic invention; it is woven into every layer of the New Testament, from the first encounter on the shore of Galilee to the final chapter of Acts. A thorough biblical examination of why Christ built His Church on Peter — and why that rock still stands.
No other Apostle receives a new name from Jesus. No other Apostle is given the keys of the kingdom. No other Apostle is told to “feed my sheep” — all of them. Peter’s primacy is not a Catholic invention; it is woven into every layer of the New Testament, from the first encounter on the shore of Galilee to the final chapter of Acts. A thorough biblical examination of why Christ built His Church on Peter — and why that rock still stands.
What Jesus Meant When He Handed Peter the Keys — and Why That Authority Still Stands Two Thousand Years LaterIntroductionThere is a moment in Matth...
