Jul 19, 2026 ¡ 39 min ¡ 10 segments
In this message from John 21, we discover that our greatest problem isnât a lack of handsâitâs a heart that needs the transforming work of Jesus. Through Peterâs failure, shame, and restoration, weâŚ
And the way that you can see the power of the heart, you have probably sat in the stands of a little league baseball game.
Or you have sat in the stands of a travel ball game.
And guess what? If you have a child on that field, there's a piece of your heart out there on that dirt.
And that little piece of heart out there on that dirt, what have you done for them? You've provided them a state-of-the-art bat, glove.
You have provided them transportation to and from to the ball field in order that they might what? Win, play, right? And your hands are very busy.
Ask anybody who carts little people around.
They're busy.
Your hands are working very great because your heart is greatly concerned.
Some of us here this morning have recipe boxes.
And in those recipe boxes are little cardstock, and on that cardstock are recipes that are generations old.
From our grandmother, maybe even our great-grandmother, and that little piece of cardstock is splashed with butter.
with batter, maybe even sometimes tears.
And we take that piece of cardstock out, that little piece of our heart on a recipe card, and what do we start doing? Our hands begin to get busy.
So throughout the course of our lives, we all have arrived here this morning with a problem.
And the problem may be At our church, it may be in our family, it may be in our marriage relationship, it may be with a prodigal child, it may be with a sin that we can't shake, it may be with a past that we can't get rid of.
And at the heart of our life, the problem is that we do not understand that we have to have a heart change.
And you and I...
And the way that you can see the power of the heart, you have probably sat in the stands of a little league baseball game.
Or you have sat in the stands of a travel ball game.
And guess what? If you have a child on that field, there's a piece of your heart out there on that dirt.
And that little piece of heart out there on that dirt, what have you done for them? You've provided them a state-of-the-art bat, glove.
You have provided them transportation to and from to the ball field in order that they might what? Win, play, right? And your hands are very busy.
Ask anybody who carts little people around.
They're busy.
Your hands are working very great because your heart is greatly concerned.
Some of us here this morning have recipe boxes.
And in those recipe boxes are little cardstock, and on that cardstock are recipes that are generations old.
From our grandmother, maybe even our great-grandmother, and that little piece of cardstock is splashed with butter.
with batter, maybe even sometimes tears.
And we take that piece of cardstock out, that little piece of our heart on a recipe card, and what do we start doing? Our hands begin to get busy.
So throughout the course of our lives, we all have arrived here this morning with a problem.
And the problem may be At our church, it may be in our family, it may be in our marriage relationship, it may be with a prodigal child, it may be with a sin that we can't shake, it may be with a past that we can't get rid of.
And at the heart of our life, the problem is that we do not understand that we have to have a heart change.
And you and I...
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