Breakfast After Betrayal

As we end our series, We Have Seen the Lord, it is apparent that these resurrection accounts are more than just seeing Jesus alive with one's own eyes. People see Jesus and experience peace, comfort, and faith. As we turn to John 21, Peter sees Jesus as alive and as one who comes to restore in the face of past mistakes. When we fail, we often expect scolding and not fellowship. We can only imagine what kind of treatment Peter expected from Jesus after betraying him three times. Instead of shame, guilt, or punishment, Jesus offers abundance and restoration. Do we need that kind of exchange in our lives? Come Sunday to hear more.