The Exorcist Files Jesus and Peter: Lent Series, Ep 2
Feb 25, 2026
A Lenten reflection examining who Peter was and why his impulsive failures reveal deeper wounds. The talk traces fears of losing control, death, and the devil shaping his actions. It explores shame, jealousy, and the difference between agape and philia in Peter’s recommissioning. The conclusion contrasts broken discipleship with rejection and offers encouragement for spiritual growth.
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Discipleship Is The Minimum For Communion
- Discipleship Is The Minimum Condition For Communion With Jesus.
- Fr Carlos Martins shows Pilate believed but refused to submit, illustrating faith without discipleship fails to form true communion.
Peter's Prominence Masks Persistent Brokenness
- Peter Is Both Prominent And Deeply Broken Across Gospel Scenes.
- Fr Carlos Martins lists Peter's gifts (commission, witness) alongside impulsive acts like drawing a sword and impulsive vows to show his contradiction.
Peter's Fear Of Losing Control Explains His Reactions
- Control Issues Underlie Many Of Peter's Reactions To Jesus's Passion.
- Examples include opposing talk of death, snuck sword at the Last Supper, and resisting foot washing as signs of fear of losing control.