Kingdom Carriers | Mid-Week Reflection
One of the most remarkable moments in Scripture is not Peter’s failure, but his restoration.
After denying Jesus three times, Peter carried shame, disappointment, and perhaps the belief that he had disqualified himself.
Yet when Jesus met him again, He did not begin with accusation.
He asked:
“Do you love Me?”
— John 21
Three times the question came.
And with every response,
Jesus entrusted Peter again:
Feed My sheep.
What strikes me is this:
Jesus did not merely restore Peter.
He recommissioned him into the Kingdom.
Failure was not the end of Peter’s calling.
And perhaps for some reading this:
Your disappointment,
delay, or past mistakes has not cancelled what God intends to do through your life.
The Kingdom still has room
for restored people.
Grace and peace,
Jacob
Kingdom Carriers (Books2Read)
https://books2read.com/u/mlJqo7
Website
https://www.jacobisaac.co.nz
One of the most remarkable moments in Scripture is not Peter’s failure, but his restoration.
After denying Jesus three times, Peter carried shame, disappointment, and perhaps the belief that he had disqualified himself.
Yet when Jesus met him again, He did not begin with accusation.
He asked:
“Do you love Me?”
— John 21
Three times the question came.
And with every response,
Jesus entrusted Peter again:
Feed My sheep.
What strikes me is this:
Jesus did not merely restore Peter.
He recommissioned him into the Kingdom.
Failure was not the end of Peter’s calling.
And perhaps for some reading this:
Your disappointment,
delay, or past mistakes has not cancelled what God intends to do through your life.
The Kingdom still has room
for restored people.
Grace and peace,
Jacob
Kingdom Carriers (Books2Read)
https://books2read.com/u/mlJqo7
Website
https://www.jacobisaac.co.nz
Kingdom Carriers | Mid-Week Reflection
One of the most remarkable moments in Scripture is not Peter’s failure, but his restoration.
After denying Jesus three times, Peter carried shame, disappointment, and perhaps the belief that he had disqualified himself.
Yet when Jesus met him again, He did not begin with accusation.
He asked:
“Do you love Me?”
— John 21
Three times the question came.
And with every response,
Jesus entrusted Peter again:
Feed My sheep.
What strikes me is this:
Jesus did not merely restore Peter.
He recommissioned him into the Kingdom.
Failure was not the end of Peter’s calling.
And perhaps for some reading this:
Your disappointment,
delay, or past mistakes has not cancelled what God intends to do through your life.
The Kingdom still has room
for restored people.
Grace and peace,
Jacob
๐ Kingdom Carriers (Books2Read)
https://books2read.com/u/mlJqo7
๐ Website
https://www.jacobisaac.co.nz