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  • 6/10/2025
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00:00What does it say?
00:04The resurrected Christ met with his disciples by the Sea of Galilee.
00:10What does it mean?
00:11The last two verses of the previous chapter appear to be the perfect ending to John's
00:16epistle.
00:18However, without chapter 21, we would lose three important lessons from the life of Peter.
00:24First, God seeks to restore his followers after a failure of faith.
00:29Next, God forgives his children and gives them responsibilities.
00:34Both of these principles are seen in how Jesus gently but firmly reinstated Peter, giving
00:40him work to do right away.
00:42Finally, God has a unique plan for each believer.
00:46When Peter questioned the future, Jesus turned his focus from other disciples to the task
00:52ahead.
00:52How should I respond?
00:55Is there a spiritual wipeout in your past?
00:57Most of us would have to say, yes.
01:01Past failure doesn't mean the Lord has given up on you.
01:04We serve a God who is always willing to give us another chance.
01:08We find forgiveness and restoration to serve the Lord when we genuinely and humbly repent
01:14of sinful thoughts, attitudes, and actions.
01:17Ask God what responsibility he has for you in your community and the local church.
01:23Which of his sheep or lambs has God given you to feed and tend?
01:29If he leads you down a difficult path, like Peter, stay focused on your task and accept the
01:35challenge.
01:35Follow me.
01:36Follow me.