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Luke 5:10 · BSB
5:10 and so were his partners James and John, the sons of Zebedee. “Do not be afraid,” Jesus said to Simon. “From now on you will catch men.”
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…gospel, to all the other people that need the good news of the gospel. Now I want you to follow with me in the ark of Scripture how this works. InLuke chapter 5, verse 10, in that section, this is Luke describing how he called the 12 apostles. Remember chapter 9, the 12 he sent out. These are the 12 apostles. And so…
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…A crowd wanted to hear him teach. So he got into a boat which belonged to Simon and asked him to put out a little. I'm going to read fromLuke 5 verses 4 to 11. That's Luke 5 verses 4 to 11. When he had finished speaking, he said to Simon, put out into deep water and let down the nets for a catch. Simon…
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…that we will come to the knowledge of this, that we will know the hope of his calling. that will know the hope of his calling. Luke chapter 5.Luke chapter 5 verse 10. He said, And so also were James and John, the sons of Zebedee, who were partners with Simon. And Jesus said to Simon, Do not be afraid for For now…
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…He would train them to do the things that he's doing. So to be with him is that he's training them to be in, to do the things that he's doing. InLuke chapter 5 verse 10, we see that Luke used the word that he will make them catchers or to catch men. Praise the Lord. Luke used the word to catch men, meaning that…
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…move and live in Christ. Are you delighted about him? Are you following him? Is your life devoted to him? It is not in things, it is in Christ. InLuke 5:5 to 11, we'll read the story about Peter. When Christ called Peter, he was busy, you know, fishing the whole night, and he caught nothing. And reading…
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…is a source, there is a beneficiary, but there is also a purpose, and the purpose of uncommon overflow basically is impact. In verse 8 to 11 ofLuke, chapter 5, verse 8 to 11,. When Simon Peter saw this, he fell at Jesus' knees and said go away from me, lord. I am a sinful man. For he and all his companions were…
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…the gospel, is to be a hospital for the sick. Another thing that Jesus began to do and teach, he called his disciples and formed gospel community.Luke chapter 5, verse 10and 11. From now on you will be fishers of men. Jesus gathered and trained his disciples for mission, forming the core of the early church. Jesus…
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…simply tells him not to be afraid. And you know what else? He commissions Peter to a new career. Peter will now fish for men, for people, right? InLuke 5, verse 10there. And the sense of that phrase is that Peter and his companions, who seem to be included here, given their response in verse 11, will be…
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…the vision God gave us. You know? That's not the vision that God gave us. I want you to come as you are and learn to be as real as you need to be.Luke 5:8 through 10, when Simon Peter realized what happened I love this. He fell to his knees before Jesus and said, listen to these words, oh, lord, please leave me.…
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…the opposite. To capture souls in order to rescue them, to save them. It's very similar to the way Jesus told His disciples who are fishermen inLuke 5, verse 10. He told them, from now on, you will be catching men. Think about it. Fishermen usually catch fish in order to kill them. It's not an encouraging…
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