Finding Grace to be Forgiven (John 21)

EPISODE · Oct 6, 2024 · 30 MIN

Finding Grace to be Forgiven (John 21)

from Well Faith with Chris Teien · host Chris Teien

Have you ever felt like your past mistakes or failures have made you unworthy of following Jesus? This Sunday’s message, “Finding Jesus’ Grace When You Feel Disqualified” (John 21:15-25), focuses on the powerful story of Peter’s restoration after denying Jesus three times. Even when Peter thought he had ruined everything, Jesus met him with grace, restored him, and gave him a renewed calling. If you’ve ever felt unworthy, disqualified, or ready to give up, this message will remind you that Jesus’ grace is greater than any failure. Join us at Rockwell Church this Sunday for an encouraging and uplifting service. We’ll explore how Jesus meets us with compassion and a fresh start, no matter what we’ve been through. We will also be celebrating Communion, reflecting on the forgiveness and restoration we receive through Jesus’ sacrifice. Whether you’re looking for hope, a fresh beginning, or just encouragement to keep going, we invite you to experience the power of God’s grace.Rockwell Church     October 6, 2024     Pastor Chris TeienFinding Jesus Grace When You Feel DisqualifiedJohn 21:15-25#1 Jesus Grace Restores Us After Failure (v.15)#2 Jesus Grace Recommissions Us for Service (v.16-17)#3 Jesus Grace Calls Us to Follow Him Despite Our Struggles (v.18-19)#4 Jesus Grace Helps Us Stay Focused on Our Personal Calling (v.20-22) The WELL Faith Podcast offers encouraging, Bible-based messages from Pastor Chris Teien and guests. New sermons are released every Sunday. Replay episodes are marked with an asterisk. Find us online at ChrisTeien.com and Rockwell.Church in Virginia, MN. Email comments to [email protected]

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