What would you think if Jesus looked at you intently in the middle of your worst moment? That's exactly what He did with Peter, and as our guest speaker, Robert Greenlee, points out, it wasn't a look of shame or anger, but love. When Jesus looked intently at Peter, He looked past what Peter had done to see the rock that he'd been made to be. This is a "must hear" message about the call, the fall, and ultimately, the restoration of Peter. You will find hope in the grace Jesus offered him, and the grace he offers us, as well.

What would you think if Jesus looked at you intently in the middle of your worst moment? That's exactly what He did with Peter, and as our guest speaker, Robert Greenlee, points out, it wasn't a look of shame or anger, but love. When Jesus looked intently at Peter, He looked past what Peter had done to see the rock that he'd been made to be. This is a "must hear" message about the call, the fall, and ultimately, the restoration of Peter. You will find hope in the grace Jesus offered him, and the grace he offers us, as well.

What would you think if Jesus looked at you intently in the middle of your worst moment? That's exactly what He did with Peter, and as our guest speaker, Robert Greenlee, points out, it wasn't a look of shame or anger, but love. When Jesus looked intently at Peter, He looked past what Peter had done to see the rock that he'd been made to be. This is a "must hear" message about the call, the fall, and ultimately, the restoration of Peter. You will find hope in the grace Jesus offered him, and the grace he offers us, as well.

All of us have had moments in our lives that made us wonder if we could ever be loved, wanted or used again by God. In Part 3 of the "Lost+Found" miniseries, Paul shares a powerful message about the hope that we find when we bring those moments to Jesus and repent for believing the lie that He can't redeem them.

All of us have had moments in our lives that made us wonder if we could ever be loved, wanted or used again by God. In Part 3 of the "Lost+Found" miniseries, Paul shares a powerful message about the hope that we find when we bring those moments to Jesus and repent for believing the lie that He can't redeem them.

All of us have had moments in our lives that made us wonder if we could ever be loved, wanted or used again by God. In Part 3 of the "Lost+Found" miniseries, Paul shares a powerful message about the hope that we find when we bring those moments to Jesus and repent for believing the lie that He can't redeem them.

All of us have had moments in our lives that made us wonder if we could ever be loved, wanted or used again by God. In Part 3 of the "Lost+Found" miniseries, Paul shares a powerful message about the hope that we find when we bring those moments to Jesus and repent for believing the lie that He can't redeem them.

Sometimes the rescue can seem like it's made up of millions of small actions that can seem insignificant and invisible, but in Luke 13:18-21, Jesus used a mustard seed and some yeast to show us that His kingdom is all about big things happening when we're faithful to take the small steps. It's a lesson that Apple, Google, Amazon, Disney, and a surprising 61 year-old record-setting ultramarathon runner named Cliff Young already knew. Now, you'll learn how powerful faithful steps - no matter how small - can be, too.

Sometimes the rescue can seem like it's made up of millions of small actions that can seem insignificant and invisible, but in Luke 13:18-21, Jesus used a mustard seed and some yeast to show us that His kingdom is all about big things happening when we're faithful to take the small steps. It's a lesson that Apple, Google, Amazon, Disney, and a surprising 61 year-old record-setting ultramarathon runner named Cliff Young already knew. Now, you'll learn how powerful faithful steps - no matter how small - can be, too.

Sometimes the rescue can seem like it's made up of millions of small actions that can seem insignificant and invisible, but in Luke 13:18-21, Jesus used a mustard seed and some yeast to show us that His kingdom is all about big things happening when we're faithful to take the small steps. It's a lesson that Apple, Google, Amazon, Disney, and a surprising 61 year-old record-setting ultramarathon runner named Cliff Young already knew. Now, you'll learn how powerful faithful steps - no matter how small - can be, too.