The Cultivation of ConsistencySample

Day 4: Consistency is Restored Through Repentance
Devotional:
After Peter’s denial, Jesus didn’t discard him He restored him. In John 21, Jesus asked Peter three times, “Do you love me?” Each question confronted Peter’s failure and gave him an opportunity to reaffirm his love and commitment.
Repentance is more than just saying “I’m sorry.” It’s a turning point where we align our hearts back to God. Peter’s restoration was rooted in love and responsibility. Jesus didn’t just restore Peter’s relationship with Him He reinstated Peter’s mission to “feed My sheep.”
No matter how far you’ve strayed, God’s love always provides a path back. Consistency is restored through repentance and a renewed commitment to the assignment God has given you.
✅ Reflection:
What areas of your life need restoration through repentance? Are you ready to walk back into your assignment with renewed consistency?
Daily Prayer:
Jesus, thank You for Your grace that restores me when I fall. I repent for any area where I’ve been inconsistent, and I realign my heart with Your will. Help me walk boldly in the assignment You’ve given me. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
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About this Plan

This 5-day devotional explores Peter’s journey of inconsistency and restoration, teaching us that consistency in our walk with God is developed through confrontation. Using real-life lessons from Peter’s denials, his public rebuke by Paul, and his eventual restoration by Jesus, this plan will challenge and encourage you to stay faithful even when tested.
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