Today, we studied John 21:15–19 to learn how guilt and grace work together in our lives. Guilt isn’t meant to crush us; it calls us out when we’ve done wrong, while grace calls us back to Jesus and restores our purpose. Just like Peter, who denied Jesus three times but was met with grace and a mission, we see that our failures don’t disqualify us, they direct us toward restoration. We hope this message encourages and challenges you. Thanks for listening!
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