Have you ever felt like your failure disqualified you from being used by God?
Like you’ve messed up too badly to come back from it?

In today’s message from Shepherd’s Heart Worship Leader, Sundi Jo Graham shares the story of Peter’s denial, his deep shame, and the moment Jesus met him with mercy—not judgment. Instead of a lecture, Jesus made him breakfast and asked one simple, soul-piercing question:

“Do you love me?”

This episode is for anyone who’s gone back to old habits, wrestled with guilt, or wondered if Jesus could still restore what's been broken. You’ll walk away with hope, perspective, and a reminder that grace is still on the table—and the fire is still burning.

Scripture: John 21:1–19
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In one of the most powerful moments in the Gospels, Jesus faces a crowd ready to condemn—and a woman caught in sin with no way out. Instead of picking up a stone, He asks a life-changing question: “Has no one condemned you?”

In today’s message, we explore John 8:1–11 and the radical mercy of Jesus. You’ll discover how He upheld the Law while still extending grace, how He silenced the accusers, and why His response to this woman echoes hope and truth to all of us today.

This episode dives deep into:
🔹 The cultural and legal trap Jesus was placed in
🔹 The meaning behind Jesus writing in the dirt
🔹 The connection between the finger of God in Exodus and the compassion of Christ
🔹 What it means to receive grace—and live changed

No matter what your past looks like, Jesus meets you with truth and mercy. And that changes everything.

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Who Touched Me? | Luke 8:43–48 | Questions Jesus Asked (Part 2)

In this powerful sermon from Luke 8:43–48, we explore the story of the bleeding woman and the moment Jesus asked, “Who touched me?” Her desperate faith led to healing and reveals how Jesus responds when we reach out in belief.

This message is part 2 of our Questions Jesus Asked series—each week we dig into one of Jesus’ transformative questions that still speak to our hearts today.

If you’re looking for a sermon on faith, healing, or the miracles of Jesus, this message will encourage and challenge you.