Luke 5:1-11 and John 21:4-7 with Matt Chin. We talk about grace all the time— in songs, at HomeGoods, even before meals when we “say grace.” But what does the grace of God really mean?
In this message from our Lexicon series, Matt takes us to an unexpected passage in Luke 5, where Peter experiences grace in a way that changes everything. Peter expects rejection, but instead hears Jesus say, “Don’t be afraid. Follow me.”
Along the way, we’ll see how grace isn’t just forgiveness—it’s an invitation to transformation. Grace meets us in our shame and failure, but it doesn’t leave us there. It calls us into a new identity, a new mission, and a new way of life.
Whether you’re in a “Luke 5 moment”—realizing for the first time that Jesus knows you fully and still chooses you—or a “John 21 moment”—running back to Him after failure—this sermon is a reminder that grace is already here. It looks at the real you, and says, “I still choose you.”
