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Sep 2025
23m 18s

John: Feed My Sheep (Christ’s Words To P...

BIBLE STUDY
About this episode

How many times had Peter ‘denied’ Jesus?

Three.

How many times did Jesus ask Peter if he ‘loved’ Him?

Three.

In today’s study of John 21, we’ll see the forgiveness of Christ, and the commissioning of Peter.

Questions That We’ll Answer:

A) What caused Peter to recognize Jesus on the beach?

B) What did Jesus mean by ‘feed My sheep?’

C) How does this passage apply to our own lives and leadership?

Speaker: Rev. Dr. Toby B. Holt

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