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The great Apostle Peter did not always have patience. He was impetuous. He denied the Lord a few hours after he said he would never forsake him. But he developed patient determination. He became steady as a rock, fulfilling the nickname (Cephas = rock) that Jesus gave him. We can become rock-solid in our faith and practice. This study can help you in that important work.
About the Author
Gary C. Hampton has preached since 1968, working in local efforts at North Little Rock, Arkansas; Mobile, Alabama and Valdosta, Georgia. He has evangelized in 20 states and in five foreign countries. He serves as the pulpit minister for the Jefferson Avenue church in Cookeville, Tennessee.
He graduated from Freed Hardeman University with a B.A. in Bible in 1976, receiving his M.A. in Biblical Studies from Theological University of America in 1996. Hampton has several books in print, In the Beginning (Genesis), The Earliest Christians (Acts), The Superiority of Christ (Hebrews), That Ye May Know (I, II, III John, Jude), God’s Way to Right Living (Romans), Seldom Studied Scriptures, Strengthening the Temple of God (First Corinthians), Freedom in Christ (Galatians), Walking in the Lord’s Way (Ephesians), Rejoicing in the Lord (Philippians), Practical Christianity, When God Ruled Israel (Joshua and Judges), Letters to Young Preachers (Timothy and Titus), and Unseen Hand (a study of providence). He has written for The World Evangelist, The Voice of Truth International and the Gospel Advocate.
Gary and his wife Teresa have two children, Nathan and Tabitha.
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