“Simon, Do You Love Me?”
When we make foolish or disobedient choices, the guilt we feel often sidelines us from the full benefits of relationship with God. The disciple Peter had this experience after repeatedly denying his association with Jesus following His arrest. Reflecting on the disciple’s predicament, Alistair Begg draws our attention to the fact that we worship the God of all grace, who knows us, loves us, and offers us second chances—just as Jesus did with Peter.
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When we make foolish or disobedient choices, the guilt we feel often sidelines us from the full benefits of relationship with God. The disciple Peter had this experience after repeatedly denying his association with Jesus following His arrest. Reflecting on the disciple’s predicament, Alistair Begg draws our attention to the fact that we worship the God of all grace, who knows us, loves us, and offers us second chances—just as Jesus did with Peter.