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EPISODE · Apr 13, 2026 · 1H 1M

Comeback Faith

from First Pulpit Podcast · host Pastor Brent Snook

In this week's sermon, we explore the inspiring concept of “Comeback Faith” through the lens of Peter’s restoration in John 21. We all face failure—whether personal or spiritual—but failure doesn’t make us failures.When the discouraged disciples returned to their old lives, Jesus met them on the shore, replacing their frustration with a miraculous catch. Rather than rebuking them, He invited them to dine, proving that His priority is always fellowship and restoration. By asking Peter, “Do you love me?” Jesus shifted the focus from past mistakes to future service. Learn how choosing to follow Him and care for others can turn your greatest setback into a powerful comeback.

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In this week's sermon, we explore the inspiring concept of “Comeback Faith” through the lens of Peter’s restoration in John 21. We all face failure—whether personal or spiritual—but failure doesn’t make us failures. When the discouraged disciples returned to their old lives, Jesus met them on the shore, replacing their frustration with a miraculous catch. Rather than rebuking them, He invited them to dine, proving that His priority is always fellowship and restoration. By asking Peter, “Do yo...

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