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August 23, 2020
Jesus gives Simon Peter a new priority and purpose for his life the moment he falls humbly at the feet of Jesus. Fishing used to be Simon Peter’s priority, but Jesus says, “Now, it’s people,” because ultimately, people are what matter most to Jesus. In times of uncertainty, anxiety, and doubt, it’s easy to forget that people matter. Be reminded that more than our position, our politics, or our preferences, people are still the priority.Aaron Brockett • The Gospel of Luke: Settled in Spirit • Luke 5:1-11
Topics: Doubt, Faith, Growth, Jesus, Purpose, Relationships
Series: The Gospel of Luke: Settled in Spirit
Message: It's What We Do
Date: August 23, 2020
Pastor: Aaron Brockett
Bible Passage(s): Luke 5:1-11
Audio: English
Group Message Guide
Transcript: English
10.11 / The Stumbling Block
John the Baptist exemplifies what it means to be "a voice crying in the wilderness"—someone who cries out to God rath...
10.04 / Who Do You Say Jesus Is?
Christians must move beyond popular opinions of Jesus and answer the most important question Jesus ever asked: "Who d...
09.06 / Living Hope for Exiles
As Christians, we're called to respond to opposition and hardship by following Jesus' humble example rather than figh...
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