In this episode (S3E16), the focus lands on Peter’s restoration after denying Jesus, digging into how shame can block people from stepping into their true purpose. It unpacks the tension between shame and pride, highlighting why real repentance matters and how forgiveness—whether it’s from God or others—opens the door to moving forward. There’s also a deep dive into the push-and-pull of “being” with Jesus versus “doing” for Him, exploring what it looks like to serve from a place of grace instead of guilt. The discussion leans into the role of confession, the power of community, and the process of healing from shame that’s been hanging around too long. Wrapping up, the episode offers practical takeaways for releasing past failures and grabbing hold of the gospel’s promise of redemption.00:00 Restoration Through Grace06:21 "Judas' Distinction: Lord vs. Rabbi"09:01 "Judas's Disillusionment and Despair"10:35 Overcoming Shame in Ministry15:59 "Prioritize Presence Over Provision"18:18 "The Nature of Spiritual Fruit"20:33 "Human Being vs. Doing Dilemma"24:44 Atonement Essential for Forgiveness30:15 Forgiveness, Repentance, and Godly Sorrow33:34 Power of Confession and Vulnerability36:08 Confession: Forgiveness vs. Healing38:11 Upcoming Episodes on Shame & Sabbath

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