Day 5: Restored and Recommissioned
Reading: John 21:15-19
Devotional: After the resurrection, Jesus didn't discard Peter—He restored him. Three times Jesus asked, "Do you love me?" matching Peter's three denials with three opportunities to reaffirm his devotion. Then Jesus recommissioned him: "Feed my sheep." Your failures don't write your final chapter. God specializes in restoration. The same Peter who cowered before a servant girl later preached boldly before thousands at Pentecost. God doesn't just forgive you; He has purpose for you. Your past denials can become testimonies of His grace. Your weaknesses, when surrendered to Him, become platforms for His strength. Today, hear Jesus asking you, "Do you love me?" Answer Him honestly, receive His forgiveness fully, and step forward into the calling He still has for your life.
Reflection Question: How might God want to use your restored life to serve others and glorify Him?
Reading: John 21:15-19
Devotional: After the resurrection, Jesus didn't discard Peter—He restored him. Three times Jesus asked, "Do you love me?" matching Peter's three denials with three opportunities to reaffirm his devotion. Then Jesus recommissioned him: "Feed my sheep." Your failures don't write your final chapter. God specializes in restoration. The same Peter who cowered before a servant girl later preached boldly before thousands at Pentecost. God doesn't just forgive you; He has purpose for you. Your past denials can become testimonies of His grace. Your weaknesses, when surrendered to Him, become platforms for His strength. Today, hear Jesus asking you, "Do you love me?" Answer Him honestly, receive His forgiveness fully, and step forward into the calling He still has for your life.
Reflection Question: How might God want to use your restored life to serve others and glorify Him?
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