What do you do when you feel like you’ve messed up too badly for God to still use you?

Peter didn’t just make a small mistake—he denied Jesus three times. And after that failure, it would’ve been easy for Peter to assume he was done. Disqualified. Left out.

But after the resurrection, Jesus sends a message to the disciples that includes two powerful words: “and Peter.”

In this episode of Between Sundays, Bobby and Justus unpack Peter’s denial, the weight of shame, and why Jesus made sure Peter knew he was still invited. If you’ve ever felt like your past disqualifies you from God’s purpose, this conversation is for you.

Because failure doesn’t cancel calling—and Jesus still calls you by name.

Why Small Faithfulness Matters More Than Big Resolutions

Every New Year comes with promises — to do better, be better, and finally stick to the habits we didn’t last year. But what if faith isn’t built on big resolutions at all?

In this episode of Between Sundays, Bobby and Justus talk honestly (and a little humorously) about the Christian New Year’s resolutions that never last — and why God isn’t disappointed when motivation fades. Instead of chasing perfection, we’re reminded that God values small faithfulness, daily steps, and a heart that keeps coming back.

If you’ve ever felt pressure to “start strong” spiritually, this episode is for you. You don’t need extreme promises to grow — just simple rhythms and grace-filled consistency.

Because following Jesus isn’t about having a perfect year… it’s about walking with Him between the resolutions.

Christmas is supposed to be joyful — so why does it sometimes feel exhausting?

Between school stress, family expectations, social pressure, and constant noise, it can be hard to find peace during the holidays. In this Between Sundays Christmas Special, Bobby and Justus talk about how Jesus entered the world quietly — and how we can find Him in the middle of the chaos today.

This episode is for students who feel overwhelmed, tired, or distracted this season and are searching for real peace — not perfection.

🎄 Challenge: Before the holiday slips away, take one intentional quiet moment and pray: “Jesus, help me notice You.”