Beloved, today we stand at the shore with Peter, in John 21. The beauty of this passage is that Jesus did not only forgive Peter privately—He restored him publicly, purposefully, and lovingly. Peter had failed at a charcoal fire, but by that same fire, Jesus brought him back—not to condemn, but to heal. You see, Jesus often brings us back to the place of our greatest failure—not to shame us, but to redeem us. #TheGospelTrail at pgn.church #redemption
Rivers In The Wilderness spoken at New Life Lutheran on Pentecost ~
“I See the Broken Church, I See the People Wandering” is a heartfelt ~
It is time — past time — to bring back the corporate, deep lament prayer ~
Christians should have no fear of what is coming or happening around us ~
!Beloved! Saints of the Most High God! RISE UP! Can you feel that? The ~
Some of you know ABOUT Him… but you haven’t seen Him.Some of you confessed ~
“He is a God of many dimensions, while we see in only one. Our flat minds ~
History has recorded the rise and fall of empires…Philosophers have asked ~
We have an exciting opportunity to extend the ministry of our church right ~
