Jesus
never fails me. His promises are not dependent upon my ability, but
only upon my accepting His will and walking in it. He gives me His
assurance that though I may fail in what I attempt, ultimately His
promise and purpose will prevail. When He chose Peter, He saw Peter's
potential. He recognized not only someone who after denial and
failure, would rise up to walk in His power and strength, but He
chose Peter so that others who are frail and weak might realize that
God's purpose is not limited by their weakness. My weakness given to
God becomes His power in my life to achieve the potential He sees in
me.
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