Have you ever felt like your worst mistake will define the rest of your life? In this message, we explore how Jesus handles our biggest failures and why your past doesn't have to dictate your future. Drawing from John 21:15-19, Pastor Mathew looks at the life of Peter—a disciple who boldly claimed he would never leave Jesus, only to deny Him three times. Through Peter’s restoration at the charcoal fire, we learn that Jesus doesn't just forgive our past; He specifically redeems our failures to prepare us for our calling. Whether you are carrying the weight of a broken promise, a damaged relationship, or a secret shame, this sermon is a reminder that God’s grace offers a chance to start over. Key Takeaways: Why our worst failures do not determine our final testimony. How Jesus actively pursues us even when we retreat to our old habits. The significance of Jesus restoring Peter at a charcoal fire. Moving past the fear of vulnerability and accepting God's grace.