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“You can find forgiveness and restoration with friends no matter how big your mistake.”

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  • Pietro

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    Pietro

    

    Pietro era uno dei dodici discepoli di Gesù. Pietro era un pescatore sul mare di Galilea. Quando Gesù chiamò Pietro a seguirlo, la vita di Pietro prese una direzione completamente diversa. Divenne un "pescatore di uomini". Pietro era il discepolo che scese dalla barca per andare da Gesù, e fu anche il primo discepolo a riconoscere Gesù come il Messia. Pietro in seguito divenne il capo della chiesa emergente.

    • Riferimenti biblici

      • Matteo 16:18
      • Matteo 16:17
      • Giovanni 1:42
      • Marco 1:21
      • Giovanni 1:44
      • Matteo 16:17-19
      • Marco 1:29-31
      • Matteo 8:14-15
      • 1 Corinzi 9:5
      • Luca 5:10
      • Matteo 4:18-20
      • Marco 3:14-16
      • Marco 1:36
      • Luca 22:32
      • Matteo 14:28
      • Matteo 18:21
      • Matteo 16:13-17
      • Giovanni 18:10
      • Luca 22:31-34
      • Giovanni 21
      • Atti 2:14-41
      • Atti 3:12-26
      • Atti 3:1-11
      • Atti 5:12-16
      • Atti 12:6-19
      • Atti 10
      • Atti 15
      • Galati 2
      • 1 Pietro 1
      • 2 Pietro 1

  • The Servant Girl

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    The Servant Girl

    

    We don’t know much about the servant girl who confronted Peter (or girls – as Matthew lists two different servants). The only detail that the Scripture gives us is that the first girl worked for the high priest. Her words were instrumental in coaxing Peter to deny Jesus – just as the Lord had prophesied that he would.

    • Riferimenti biblici

      • Matteo 26:69
      • Matteo 26:69
      • Matteo 26:70
      • Matteo 26:71
      • Matteo 26:72
      • Marco 14:66
      • Marco 14:67
      • Marco 14:68
      • Marco 14:69
      • Marco 14:70
      • Luca 22:56
      • Luca 22:57
      • Giovanni 18:17
      • Giovanni 18:18

  • Thomas

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    Thomas

    

    Soon after Jesus rose from the dead, He appeared to the disciples. One of the disciples, Thomas, was not present and refused to believe that Jesus had appeared to the eleven other apostles, until he could see and feel the wounds received by Jesus on the cross.

    • Riferimenti biblici

      • Giovanni 20:25
      • Giovanni 20:24
      • Giovanni 20:25
      • Giovanni 20:26
      • Giovanni 20:27
      • Giovanni 20:28
      • Giovanni 20:29

  • Giovanni (giovane)

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    Giovanni (giovane)

    

    Prima che Gesù lo chiamasse ad essere un discepolo, era un pescatore (Matteo 4:18-22, Marco 1:16-20). Il rapporto di Giovanni con Gesù era così stretto che fu chiamato "il discepolo che Gesù amava". Giovanni scrisse il Vangelo di Giovanni, 1 Giovanni, 2 Giovanni, 3 Giovanni e l’Apocalisse.

    • Riferimenti biblici

      • Giovanni 13:34-35
      • Matteo 4:18-22
      • Marco 1:16-20
      • Marco 5:37
      • Luca 9:28-29
      • Marco 3:17
      • Giovanni 19:26-27
      • Giovanni 20:31
      • Apocalisse 1:9-11

  • Peter's Denial

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    Peter's Denial

    

    During Jesus' Last Supper with his disciples, He predicted that Peter would deny knowledge of him. After Peter denies Jesus three times, he runs off, weeping bitterly. Later, the risen Jesus came to Peter, forgave him and restored him on the shores of Galilee.

    • Riferimenti biblici

      • Luca 22:32
      • Marco 14:69
      • Matteo 26:73
      • Matteo 26:33
      • Marco 14:29
      • Giovanni 13:36

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• DOMANDE E RISPOSTE

  • What should you do if, like Peter, you betray a friend?

    God gives us friends both for fun and for encouragement. Sometimes friends are even placed in our lives to help us see where we may be making mistakes. The Bible says, "A friend loves at all times, and is born, as is a brother, for adversity" (Proverbs 17:17). God gives us friends to help us in life -- and for us to help them. If you have betrayed a friend, it is important for you to go to them and ask for forgiveness. True friends are hard to find, so if you have a good friendship, it is important to protect it and nurture it.
    
    
    Discover God's love and plan for you

    • Proverbi 17:17
    • Proverbi 17:9
    • Giovanni 15:13

  • How should you respond to the Holy Spirit’s warning?

    In the Old Testament, we see how the boy Samuel was awakened by a voice that he thought was his master, Eli. But after this happening three times, Eli realized that God was speaking to Samuel. The boy Samuel had to learn how to recognize the voice of God -- but when he did, he became one of the most powerful prophets in the Bible. The good news is that because the Holy Spirit dwells within us, we can also hear God's voice. It takes practice to be able to recognize God's voice from our own thoughts, but eventually, we can know when He is speaking to us. When we hear Him, it is important that we obey what He is telling us to do. Your parents and pastor can help you to learn how to confirm God's guidance in your life. When you learn to hear God, your whole life becomes new -- and it is an exciting adventure with the Holy Spirit!
    
    
    Discover God's love and plan for you

    • 1 Samuele 3
    • Giovanni 10:27
    • 2 Corinzi 6:16
    • Giovanni 16:13

  • How do we avoid negative peer pressure?

    The Apostle Paul declared, "Don't be fooled by those who say such things, for 'bad company corrupts good character'" (1 Corinthians 15:33). We become like the people who are our friends. A wise pastor often said, "Show me your friends, and I will know your character." In order to avoid negative peer pressure, we need to seek friends who love God and honor His Word.
    
    
    Discover God's love and plan for you

    • 1 Corinzi 15:33
    • Proverbi 22:24-25
    • Giovanni 15:14

  • When does God forget our sins?

    God forgives our sin when we ask Jesus to be our Savior. This is the beginning of our walk with God. Then as we grow in faith, it is important to confess our sins after that to avoid allowing anything to come between God and us.
    
    
    
    The wonderful news is that God is full of mercy and kindness toward us – even when we make a mistake and fall into a sin. The Apostle John writes, "But if we confess our sins to him, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all wickedness" (1 John 1:9). When we repent or say we are sorry for our sin, God forgives us immediately for that sin – and even for sins we may have forgotten about. That’s how loving our Heavenly Father is to us.
    
    
    
    When we repent for our sin, it is like a child confessing to an earthly father. When a child makes a mistake, he or she is not kicked out of the family. A loving earthly father is saddened by the disobedience or rebellion of a child because he knows that those bad decisions will bring pain and trouble into their life. That loving parent provides rules and instruction to their child – and punishment for disobeying those rules – to help that child become wise and to protect them from danger.
    
    
    
    It is the same with our Heavenly Father. He wants to bless us and give us a good life. When we sin and disobey Him, He is sad because He knows that sin can bring pain and difficulty into our life. He is also sad because sin distances us from Him – and He loves to have fellowship with us through prayer, praise, and worship.
    
    
    
    But when we confess our sin and say we are sorry to God, He forgives us immediately. Our Heavenly Father promises that, "I will forgive their wickedness, and I will never again remember their sins” (Hebrews 8:12).
    
    
    Discover God's love and plan for you

    • Ebrei 8:12
    • Michea 7:19
    • 1 Giovanni 1:9

  • Why does God restore Peter?

    We are God’s masterpiece. He has created us anew in Christ Jesus, so we can do the good things he planned for us long ago (Ephesians 2:10). When Jesus restored Peter, He clearly linked the relationship with Peter’s calling or task: “Simon son of John, do you love me? [...] Then take care of my sheep” (John 21:16). The question to Simon Peter concerned relationship – then the command to care for the sheep concerned task.
    
    
    
    When we disobey and fall into sin, God wants to restore us both to heal the relationship and also to keep us on target to complete our calling. And the wonderful news is that He is quick to forgive and restore when we repent. Scripture tells us, "If we confess our sins to him, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all wickedness" (1 John 1:9).
    
    
    
    Our Heavenly Father promises, "I will forgive their wickedness, and I will never again remember their sins” (Hebrews 8:12). He does this because He loves you – and through you, He can share His love with other people who don’t yet know Him.
    
    
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    • Giovanni 21:16
    • Marco 12:30
    • Efesini 2:8