Have you ever felt like you’ve failed God? In John 21, we see Jesus restore Peter after his denial, showing that His love isn’t based on our perfection but His grace. No matter our mistakes, Jesus calls us back, commissions us forward, and reminds us that we are still His.

Join us as we dive into the powerful moment when Jesus says, "Feed My Sheep," revealing His heart for us even in our weakest moments.

📖 Key Passage: John 21 🙏 Main Idea: Jesus’ love remains, even after our failures. ➡️ Application: How can we respond to His grace and walk in our calling today?

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Why does God allow suffering? How do we find hope in the midst of pain? Job's suffering raises deep questions about faith, endurance, and the presence of God in our hardest moments. If you’ve ever wrestled with doubt, discouragement, or unanswered prayers, this message is for you.

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How do we step into the divine moments God has prepared for us? In this powerful message, guest speaker Chad Erlenborn shares the story of Esther, exploring how faith, courage, and community help us make the most of the time and resources God has given us.

Through the incredible generosity of Life Community Church, we celebrate raising over $75,000 for World Vision—an offering that has been tripled to impact 45,000 lives in sub-Saharan Africa. This sermon challenges us to recognize God's work in the world and join Him in making a difference.

🔹 How do we discern God’s calling? 🔹 What practices help us step into divine moments? 🔹 Are we listening to the Mordecais in our lives?

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