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Bible Story: ‘Jesus restores Peter at the barbecue’ - easy to tell


"After breakfast, Jesus asked Peter "Do you love me best?" 

"Yes, Lord, you know I love you" said Peter.  "Feed my lambs" said Jesus.  Who do you think Jesus meant by his lambs? 

Then he asked again "Peter, do you truly love me?"  "You know I do" said Peter.  "Take care of my sheep" said Jesus.  Who did he mean by his sheep?"  That's not very complimentary, is it, as sheep aren't known for being very intelligent, are they?  

Then a third time Jesus said "Peter, do you love me?"  Peter was a bit hurt about this.  "Lord you know everything about me.  You know I am your friend."   Again, Jesus told him "Feed my sheep."  That's a bit of a joke really, isn't it – here is Jesus, telling Peter, a fisherman, to act as a shepherd and feed sheep!  

But it made sense to Peter when he thought about it..."

fisherman restoration Peter


Themes:

The restoration of Peter, Peter, do you really love me?, feed my lambs, always a new change with Jesus, God's grace

An easy to tell Bible story

We at Creative Kidswork want to make storytelling as easy as possible for you. That’s why we provide you with tons of easy to tell Bible stories. You can read this story aloud or tell it in your own way. 

This Bible story was (re-)written by Korky and Anni Davey (OAC ministries) for a school assembly, but you can use it at home, in a church service, a Sunday school setting or anywhere you like

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Tags: Children's moments in church, Downloads - lessons and extra material, Jesus, Son of God, Following Jesus - discipleship, Forgiveness, Friendship / Enemies, New Testament stories - easy to tell, Resurrection

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