JESUS ASKED PETER THREE TIMES DO YOU LOVE ME | Dag Heward-Mills

Bishop Dag Heward-Mills teaches on the Great Commission from John 21:15-17, where Jesus asks Peter three times whether he loves Him. He explains how Jesus used different Greek words for love - agape and phileo - pressing Peter to prove his devotion not through words but through action: feed my lambs, feed my sheep. He makes clear that Jesus was not assigning Peter to a literal farm in Jerusalem but commissioning him to care for the souls who would come to know Christ. Bishop Dag dramatically voices the Lord's appeal to Peter, recounting how Jesus called him from fishing, chose him among the twelve, appointed him leader of the apostles, shed His blood from Gethsemane to Calvary, rose from the dead, and forgave Peter's denial - all before asking, do you have a feeling for me too? He challenges believers that perhaps the highest expression of love for God is not words or titles but the fulfilling of His Great Commission to preach, teach, and win souls. CHAPTERS 0:00 Jesus Asked Peter Three Times Do You Love Me 0:31 The Greatest Expression of Love 1:31 John 21:15-17 - Agape and Phileo 2:36 Feed My Sheep Is Not a Literal Farm 5:01 Different Ways People Show Love 6:31 Do You Love Me - A Wild Question 8:06 Jesus Reminds Peter What He Did 9:31 Peter I Have Changed Your Life KEY SCRIPTURES John 21:15 - "Simon son of Jonas, lovest thou me more than these? Feed my lambs." John 21:16 - "Simon son of Jonas, lovest thou me? Feed my sheep." John 21:17 - "Lord, thou knowest all things; thou knowest that I love thee. Feed my sheep." Matthew 28:19 - "Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost." Full message:    • FULFILLING THE GREAT COMMISSION | MAMPONG,...   If this spoke to you, subscribe for more. #DagHewardMills #DoYouLoveMe #GreatCommission #FeedMySheep #ChristianSermon #Sermon2026