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John 21:16 · BSB
21:16 Jesus asked a second time, “Simon son of John, do you love Me?” “Yes, Lord,” he answered, “You know I love You.” Jesus told him, “Shepherd My sheep.”
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…that. We can be messed up, but still called. Thank God he uses fallible people. And I love that. So if we look at our scripture that we studied onJohn 21, verses 15 through 17, the big idea of that, and we're gonna dive into that, but the big idea of that is your failure, my failure may be part of our story, but it is not…
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…so, first thing you need to do is repent. And then secondly, realize that the relationship and the fellowship can be restored. In the Gospel ofJohn, chapter 21, verses 15 through 17, we read about the restoration of Peter. It reads, When they had finished breakfast, Jesus said to Simon, Peter, Simon, son of John, do you love me…
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…And Jesus appears to the disciples on the beach after all night of fishing and Jesus walks up to Peter and they have a conversation in John 15,John 21 verses 15 through 17. And he looks at Peter and says, Peter, do you love me more than all of these? Peter, are you going to be willing to walk away from everything and…
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…angel didn't even include Peter and the disciples. So, Peter's about as broken as you can be. But the restoration, it's ready to occur right now.John chapter 21, verse 15 through 19. And by the way, the book of John is the only book of the Gospels that detail Peter's restoration. Verse 15, so when they had eaten breakfast,…
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…sin and death. That's our biggest foe. If God has conquered that for us through Jesus Christ and we trust in him, then why are we troubled? InJohn 21, verse 16, there's one final question. Before Jesus ascended to heaven to sit at the right hand of God, Jesus had appeared a few occasions to his apostles…
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…love me? And this conversation was a question that Jesus posed to Peter. Jesus posed to Peter after his resurrection. So take our main test fromJohn chapter 21 verse 15 to 18. John chapter 21 verse 15, he says that. So when they are dined, Jesus said to Simon Peter, Simon son of Jonas, lovest thou me more than this? He…
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…being set up for reenactment, reactivation. Restoration, reconciliation, reactivation. Peter was being set up. Go tell Peter. And then we see inJohn chapter 21, verses 15 through 17, Jesus is now face to face with Peter and he's having a conversation. And he could have said, Peter, I told you. I told you. But that's not what he…
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…just a moment. The the Jesus who's revealed to a bunch of shepherds. He's the great great great great grandson of the shepherd turned king. This isJohn 21:15 to17. When they finished eating, Jesus said to Simon Peter, "Son of Simon, son of John, do you love me more than these?" "Yes, Lord." He said, "You know…
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…see the word poimeno, for feed, to feed, which means to nourish. It's a verb. It means to nourish. And the same word was used by our Lord Jesus inJohn chapter 21, verse 16. Let's see. John 21, verse 16. When he was talking to Peter. John 21, verse 16. So why are we doing this? We want to know who are the elders. John.…
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…Just say this out loud say Lord your gentleness is making me great. One more time Lord your gentleness is making me great. Hallelujah. Let's go toJohn chapter 21 verses 15 through 19. I want to go through some scriptures that really highlight the gentleness of God. I've tried to share with you my victories I've really tried to…
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…I'm sure many of us have been there too, feeling completely at rock bottom, convinced that our current state is beyond grace or forgiveness. But inJohn chapter 21, verses 15 through 17, shortly after the resurrection, Jesus asks Peter three times if he loves him. Each time, Peter answers that he does. Upon being asked the third…
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…fallen sinners imperfect. But the good news of this text is that God is in the business of using imperfect people to accomplish his perfect plan.John 21, verses 15 through 17says this, when he, they had finished breakfast, Jesus said to Simon Peter, Simon, son of John. Do you love me more than these? And he said to him,…
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…and it never means cut off let me give you some examples in John chapter 1 Behold the Lamb of God who takes away who lifts up the sin of the worldJohn 21:16take these things away stop making my father's house into a Market or trade Jesus said to him get up when he's talking to the paralytic take your…
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…But there's also something encouraging here and comforting here about him being possessive about the thing that he is able to build. My church.John 21, verses 15 through 17tells Peter to tend to my sheep. Not your sheep, Peter. Not the sheep. Not anybody else's sheep. My sheep. Tend to mine. He calls you, friend, his.…
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I want to focus on the next point, but I want to read out of John. I did not read this last week and I want to read this about out ofJohn 21 verses 15 through 17, John 2115 through 17. It says this. So when they had eaten breakfast, Jesus said to Simon, Peter, Simon son of Jonah, do you love me more than…
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…of death that was on Peter was being demolished once and for all. And we see because of that we see Peter thriving in who Jesus called him to be inJohn Chapter 21, verses 15 to 19, this is what it says. It says when they had finished eating, Jesus said to Simon Peter, Simon, son of John, do you love me more than these? Yes,…
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…says. So then after His resurrection—you know the story after Christ's resurrection. You can follow along with this in John 21, if you like. It'sJohn 21:15–18I’ll be referring to. Jesus orchestrates an event where He has breakfast with Peter on the beach. Remember that? He asked Peter three times if…
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…says. So then after His resurrection—you know the story after Christ's resurrection. You can follow along with this in John 21, if you like. It'sJohn 21:15–18I’ll be referring to. Jesus orchestrates an event where He has breakfast with Peter on the beach. Remember that? He asked Peter three times if…
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…with getting there during worship is real life hits immediately after worship and then the question is can you? Any questions? Okay let me end withJohn 21 verse 15 to 17. When he had finished eating Simon, Jesus said to Simon Peter, Simon son of John do you truly love me more than these? Yes Lord he said, you know…
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…what I love, in addition to all that he had witnessed, he had received a charge directly from Christ Himself. And I want you to see this charge inJohn 21, verses 16and 17. And here's what he said. He said, Peter, remember what he said? He said to him again and a second time, Simon, son of Jonah, do you love…
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