Peter Denied Jesus 3 Times. Then Jesus Asked Him This. (John 21:15 to 25)
Peter denied Jesus three times. After the resurrection, Jesus asks Peter one question three times:
“Do you love Me?”
In the final episode of our journey through the Gospel of John, we walk through John 21:15 to 25 and see Jesus restore Peter in the exact place of his greatest failure. But Jesus does more than forgive him. He commissions him again.
We also look at what it means to feed Jesus’ sheep, why Peter is told how he will die, and the final command Jesus gives in the Gospel of John:
“You follow Me.”
📖 Scripture: John 21:15 to 25
🎙️ Bible Bible Bible studies the Bible verse by verse and seeks to understand God’s Word in its context.
CHAPTERS
0:00 The final episode of the Gospel of John
0:25 Looking back through the Gospel of John
2:14 Jesus turns water into wine
3:08 Nicodemus must be born again
3:42 Jesus and the woman at the well
4:43 Jesus is the Bread of Life
5:30 “You have the words of eternal life”
5:53 Jesus is the Light of the World
6:55 Jesus is the Good Shepherd
7:14 Jesus raises Lazarus
8:07 Jesus enters Jerusalem as King
8:26 The Upper Room Discourse
9:16 Jesus is arrested
10:19 Jesus stands before Pilate
11:03 Jesus is crowned with thorns
11:54 The resurrection
12:57 Mary recognizes Jesus
13:17 Doubting Thomas
14:05 The miraculous catch of fish
14:48 “Do you love Me?”
15:41 Why Jesus asks Peter three times
16:23 Peter’s public restoration
16:45 Jesus commissions Peter again
18:36 “Feed My sheep”
19:49 What pastors are called to do
21:32 What kind of people does God use?
23:03 Why we need grace
24:06 Jesus restores our deepest failures
25:35 The Gospel is good news every day
26:36 Jesus tells Peter how he will die
27:05 How did Peter die?
28:25 What it means to take up your cross
29:37 Total submission to Jesus
30:19 “Follow Me” bookends the Gospel
31:11 Peter asks, “What about him?”
32:01 Stop comparing your calling
32:24 Jesus’ final words in John
32:50 Did Jesus say John would never die?
33:43 John identifies himself as the witness
34:14 The final verse of the Gospel of John
34:46 Believe in Jesus
#John21 #JesusChrist #Peter #BibleStudy #Christianity
20 Oct 2026
Jesus Told Them to Cast the Net Again. Here’s What It Meant. (John 21:1 to 14)
The disciples fish all night and catch nothing. Then Jesus appears on the shore, tells them where to cast their net, and suddenly they have more fish than they can handle.
John is showing us more than a fishing story.
In this episode of Bible Bible Bible, we walk through John 21:1 to 14 and explore how this scene becomes a picture of the Great Commission. Apart from Jesus, the disciples catch nothing. With Him, the net is overflowing.
We also look at the significance of the 153 fish, the connection to Ezekiel 47, and why Jesus is waiting on the shore with breakfast for His disciples.
📖 Scripture: John 21:1 to 14
🎙️ Bible Bible Bible studies the Bible verse by verse and seeks to understand God’s Word in its context.
CHAPTERS
0:00 The Great Commission as a fishing story
0:33 The beginning of John’s epilogue
0:59 Jesus rose from the dead. Now what?
1:28 Why John says Jesus “revealed” Himself
2:52 The disciples return to Galilee
3:40 Peter decides to go fishing
4:38 Why John says they fished at night
6:25 “Apart from Me you can do nothing”
7:31 The Great Commission hidden in the story
7:56 Jesus appears on the shore
8:56 A full circle moment for the disciples
9:49 Becoming fishers of men
10:38 Why Peter jumps into the water
11:38 Evidence of eyewitness testimony
12:09 Why there were exactly 153 fish
15:10 Why the net did not break
16:11 A catch bigger than they could handle
16:40 Why Jesus gives them bread and fish
18:13 Ezekiel 47 and the river of life
20:37 Water flowing from the true Temple
23:04 From death to life
23:50 Fishermen and the great harvest
25:25 Why the Kingdom starts as a trickle
26:59 Don’t let the news determine your hope
28:17 “Come and have breakfast”
28:53 Jesus provides what His disciples need
29:17 Setting up Peter’s restoration
#John21 #JesusChrist #GreatCommission #BibleStudy #Christianity
13 Oct 2026
Doubting Thomas Said “My Lord and My God” What Changed His Mind? (John 20:19 to 31)
Thomas refused to believe Jesus had risen unless he could see the wounds for himself.
Instead of rejecting Thomas for his doubt, Jesus met him in it. One week later, Thomas went from “I will never believe” to one of the clearest declarations about Jesus in the entire Gospel: “My Lord and my God.”
In this episode of Bible Bible Bible, we walk through John 20:19 to 31 and explore doubt, the resurrected body of Jesus, the mission of the Church, the Holy Spirit, and why John says he wrote his Gospel in the first place.
📖 Scripture: John 20:19 to 31
🎙️ Bible Bible Bible studies the Bible verse by verse and seeks to understand God's Word in its context.
CHAPTERS
0:00 The rest of the resurrection story
0:21 Jesus appears behind locked doors
1:14 How did Jesus enter the room?
4:39 Why Jesus says “Peace be with you”
6:44 Jesus shows them His wounds
7:28 A God who understands suffering
9:45 “As the Father sent Me, I am sending you”
9:57 The Christian mission
11:53 “Receive the Holy Spirit”
12:06 Why does Jesus breathe on them?
14:49 Jesus and the new creation
17:24 Can the Church forgive sins?
19:48 Doubting Thomas
20:20 Why Thomas refused to believe
21:23 Can Christians struggle with doubt?
22:27 What can doubt do to your faith?
23:24 Jesus appears to Thomas
24:47 Jesus meets Thomas in his doubt
25:16 Why Christians gather on Sunday
26:21 Jesus knew exactly what Thomas needed
27:27 The culmination of John's Gospel
28:13 “Do not disbelieve, but believe”
28:40 “My Lord and my God”
29:13 Why the word “my” matters
30:23 What does it mean for Jesus to be Lord?
31:29 Thomas declares Jesus is God
32:55 “Blessed are those who have not seen”
34:51 Why John wrote his Gospel
35:28 Jesus is the Christ
36:40 Jesus is the Son of God
37:54 Life in His name
38:47 The message of the Gospel of John
#DoubtingThomas #JesusChrist #John20 #BibleStudy #Christianity
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