Mercy in the Midst of Failure
We can all relate to making a promise or committing to something, only to do the opposite. Reflect on a time when you were in this situation. How did it make you feel? Or has it been done to you? Surely, it probably isn’t bringing up the best of memories....
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Silent Denial
In this relatable moment, Peter blatantly denies Jesus for the third time and, upon realizing what he has done, is overcome with deep, sorrowful regret. Denying Jesus doesn’t always sound like, “I don’t know Him.” Sometimes, it looks like silence, staying quiet about our faith to avoid offending others. It’s...
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A Fresh Start
Peter had walked closely with Jesus—he witnessed miracles, received revelation, and even promised that he would never deny Him. Yet, when the moment of testing came, fear took hold, and Peter denied knowing Jesus—not once, but three times. It’s easy to look at Peter’s failure and shake our heads, but...
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Trusting God’s Will In Suffering
Have you ever been in a moment where your whole being feels uncertain, weary, and shaky? Or have you ever felt great anguish, loss, or loneliness? The weight of pain is a kind of heaviness that we aren’t meant to carry alone. You see, Jesus understands you — He has...
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From Rooster's Crow To Redeemed Call
Jesus warned His disciples that, that very evening, they would stumble because of the events that were about to happen. He referenced Zechariah 13:7, saying, "I'll strike the Shepherd, and the sheep will scatter." Peter, bold and brash, swore he would never falter, saying, "Even if all deny You, I...
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