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Mark 1:17 · BSB
1:17 “Come, follow Me,” Jesus said, “and I will make you fishers of men.”
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Good morning, church. We are reading today on Mark,Mark chapter 1, verses 12 to 20. Immediately the spirit drove him into the wilderness. He was in the wilderness for 40 days, being tempted by Satan. He was with the wild animals,…
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…their nets into the ocean, and then somebody walks up to them. It's this breaking into the ordinary that we're going to be learning about inMark 1, verses 14 to 20this evening. At his usual pace, Mark is moving quickly. I want you to have a quick look in verse 14 and just go back to the previous verse. Six…
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…and they're just probably expecting another hard day's toil. And Jesus spoke two life-changing words to them. He says, "Follow me." And that'sMark 1:17. The two words that jump out here— follow me— everything changes on what they do or do not do. And, um, you know, you— we just need to appreciate…
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…from Jesus so that they could be trained enough to... to be in his stead. Like when he's gone, they will be able to continue preaching the word. InMark chapter 1, verse 16 to 20. Mark chapter 1, verse 16 to 20. Mark chapter 1, verse 16 to 20. So this is Jesus calling out, calling the disciples. And as he walked by the sea…
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…in our hearts and in our very souls for your glory and for your praise. And we pray all of this in the strong name of Christ. Amen. We readMark chapter 1, verses 16 through 20. This is a holy and errant, sufficient word of God. Passing along the sea of Galilee, he saw Simon and Andrew, the brother of Simon, casting a net…
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…here on earth. Jesus starts a small group. by inviting 12 young adults to follow the way that will eventually change the world. We read this inMark 1, verses 16 through 20. One day, as Jesus was walking along the shore of the Sea of Galilee, he saw Simon and his brother Andrew throwing a net into the water, for they…
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…to pick up what they put down. I suppose you might say that we become a disciple of theirs. Now, if you were to take that definition of follow intoMark 1, verse 17, when Jesus says, come, follow me, then our assumption would be that Jesus is reaching out to people who are, in some senses, intrigued by who he…
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…don't feel like you need to bring me anything. That would just distract me. Um okay, that was a lot before we even begin. All right. Teaching text,Mark chapter 1, verses 16 through 20. It says as Jesus walked beside the Sea of Galilee. He saw Simon and his brother Andrew casting the net into the lake, for they were fishermen.…
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…the 12, he speaks up in verse 28, and he says, Jesus, we've left everything for you. And, you know, if you go back to the beginning of the gospel,Mark chapter 1, verse 17, Peter, Andrew, James, John, Jesus says to them, come follow me, and I'm going to send you out to fish for people. And immediately, Peter and…
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…he wanted. What an honor. To be one of the ones Jesus wants. Like I pick you. In Jesus' life, we see him calling people to himself left and right.Mark chapter 1, verse 17, Jesus calls out to them, these are the men that are fishing in their boats. Come follow me. I will show you how to fish for people. I'll show you…
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…he wanted. What an honor. To be one of the ones Jesus wants. Like I pick you. In Jesus' life, we see him calling people to himself left and right.Mark chapter 1, verse 17, Jesus calls out to them, these are the men that are fishing in their boats. Come follow me. I will show you how to fish for people. I'll show you…
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…what we're gonna tackle today. Uh I'm gonna start in Mark chapter 1. If you don't have your Bible, don't sweat it. We'll have it up on the screen.Mark chapter 1, verse 16 through 18. It says, one day as Jesus was walking along the shore of the Sea of Galilee, he saw Simon and his brother Andrew throwing a net into the water,…
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Well, good morning again, church. Would you turn with me to Mark chapter 1, verses 1, verses 14 through 20.Mark chapter 1, verses 14 through 20. That's page 785 in the Pew Bible. It'll be on the screens as I read it in just a second. But let me encourage you to actually have it open…
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…Jesus and pursue him no matter what. Brothers and sisters, the same is true for us. We admit our greatest need and we respond to what Jesus says inMark 1, verse 17. Come and follow me. Come and follow me. Finally, I want you guys to not miss verse 11. Jesus says, I say to you, rise, pick up your bed, and go…
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…service starting at 1030 a.m. It was Jesus' idea that you were going to be sitting where you're sitting right now, listening to this passage inMark 1, verses 16 through 20. Jesus saw Simon and Andrew and James and John. Jesus saw you. Jesus pursues. That is the whole point of the incarnation. The whole point of the…
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…lives. Where does the call take where does the call take place? Just times like this. Right where you are. Okay, now let's look at the call. InMark 1:17, Jesus said to them, Follow me, and I will make you become fishers of men. Okay, so the the call has two parts. There's the follow me, and then the…
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…that trip across the lake a thousand times. It's a pretty ordinary request. We know that at least four of the 12 disciples here are fishermen. InMark 1:16-20, we see that Andrew, Peter, James, and John are fishermen, the first of the disciples to be called by Jesus on the Sea of Galilee. This is their…
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…again this morning as we talk about the topic of conversion. So this morning, I'd like us to read two passages. The first one is going to be fromMark 1:14-20. After John, this is John the Baptist, after John was put in prison, Jesus went into Galilee proclaiming the good news of God. The time has come,…
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