The sermon centers on the profound question Jesus poses to Peter—'Do you love me?'—highlighting that genuine discipleship is not defined by knowledge or performance, but by heartfelt, prioritized love. Drawing from John 21, it emphasizes Jesus' patient grace toward Peter's failure, demonstrating that repentance and restoration are possible, and that God's mercy is enduring and not exhausted by repeated sin. The message calls young people to examine their hearts, ensuring that Jesus is not merely a part of their lives, but the supreme priority above friendships, ambitions, and distractions. Through the example of Rachel Scott, who died defending her faith, the sermon challenges listeners not just to profess love for Christ in moments of crisis, but to live for Him daily in ordinary faithfulness. Ultimately, the passage calls for a life where devotion to Christ is evident in worship, witness, and daily surrender.

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