The Scene of Restoration Sometimes the most healing thing God can do is bring us back to the place where we were wounded. It seems contrary, doesn't it? Why would a loving God return us to the scene of our greatest shame?  After Peter's devastating failure, Jesus could have met him anywhere. But He chose to meet him by a fire - the same setting where Peter had denied Him three times. This wasn't a coincidence; it was intentional.   Jesus returns Peter to

Failure Isn’t Final — Grace for the Journey (5G Vision: Grace)*. Devotional- Have you ever felt like one mistake defined your entire future? Maybe you’ve carried the weight of a poor decision, a broken relationship, or a moment when you fell short of who you wanted to be. The enemy whispers that because you failed, you’re finished — but that is not God’s voice. Peter understood this struggle intimately. He was passionate, bold, and completely devoted to Jesus. Yet in his mom

God speaks into unfinished places and reminds us: ·       You are still here on purpose. ·       You survived what was meant to destroy you. ·       Your story isn’t over — it’s entering a new chapter.

Scripture Reading:  Haggai 2:4, 6–7 Devotional Thought:  God not only called Israel to believe again — He called them to work again . Faith is not passive; it partners with effort. This is not the season for fear, excuses, or procrastination.   God says, “Be strong… and work, for I am with you.” If your relationship is going to heal —If your dreams are going to manifest — If your future is going to change — IT WILL TAKE WORK. But while you work, God works too. So often we ass