Podcast summary and Notes on " fisher of men"

Fisher of Men: Speaking Life into Death

In Luke 8, Jesus invites Peter into the room when he raises a dead girl back to life. Jesus demonstrates to Peter and to us that he is relevant, relational, and able to speak life into death. And then he commissions Peter and us to do the same.

Hope Alliance Nazareth

en-usJune 07, 2020

Space to Meet with God

One of the earliest lessons Peter and the disciples learn from Jesus is how he prioritizes his time with the Father. Even after a long and exhilarating day of ministry, Jesus retreats to meet with God showing the disciples (and us) the power of regular meetings with God to realign our identity, purpose and direction.

Hope Alliance Bethlehem

en-usMay 31, 2020

Fisher of Men: Meeting with God

One of the earliest lessons Peter and the disciples learn from Jesus is how he prioritizes his time with the Father. Even after a long and exhilarating day of ministry, Jesus retreats to meet with God showing the disciples (and us) the power of regular meetings with God to realign our identity, purpose and direction.

Hope Alliance Nazareth

en-usMay 31, 2020

Catching Abundance

In Luke's gospel, Jesus' call of Peter is preceded by his miraculous catch of fish. In this seeming intrusion of Jesus, we see Peter's process of embracing Jesus. He defers which leads to worship. And his worship enables him to follow Jesus. Peter gave Jesus space to show himself and Jesus demonstrated his desire to grant him an abundant life.

Hope Alliance Bethlehem

en-usMay 26, 2020

Fisher of Men: Peter Renamed and Repurposed

In John 1 and Luke 5 we find the most common man with a common job renamed and repurposed to join Jesus as a fisher of men. Our lives, too, are radically changed when we give control of lives to Jesus. We are renamed and repurposed to be fishers of people.

Hope Alliance Nazareth

en-usMay 24, 2020

More Then A Fishing Trick! - Audio

Being a sinner is a prerequisite to follow Jesus.

Friendship Bible Church

enMay 26, 2019

healing

sinners

fisher of men

scripture: luke 5:1-5:11

Sermon - "Launch Out" (Feb 9, 2019)

Luke 5:1-11 Once while Jesus was standing beside the lake of Gennesaret, and the crowd was pressing in on him to hear the word of God, he saw two boats there at the shore of the lake; the fishermen had gone out of them and were washing their nets. He got into one of the boats, the one belonging to Simon, and asked him to put out a little way from the shore. Then he sat down and taught the crowds from the boat. When he had finished speaking, he said to Simon, "Put out into the deep water and let down your nets for a catch." Simon answered, "Master, we have worked all night long but have caught nothing. Yet if you say so, I will let down the nets." When they had done this, they caught so many fish that their nets were beginning to break. So they signaled their partners in the other boat to come and help them. And they came and filled both boats, so that they began to sink. But when Simon Peter saw it, he fell down at Jesus' knees, saying, "Go away from me, Lord, for I am a sinful man!" For he and all who were with him were amazed at the catch of fish that they had taken; and so also were James and John, sons of Zebedee, who were partners with Simon. Then Jesus said to Simon, "Do not be afraid; from now on you will be catching people." When they had brought their boats to shore, they left everything and followed him.

The Sacred Commons

en-usFebruary 09, 2019

Called & Qualified - THE GOOD NEWS OF GOD'S KINGDOM part 4

He SEES us – God’s prophetic future, who we can become IN HIM – and He QUALIFIES us, even if we think or we’ve been told we’re DISQUALIFIED, by CALLING us to follow Him and continue what He began; SHARING THE MESSAGE OF GOD’S KINGDOM

ANTHEM CHURCH - Chicago, IL

en-usApril 10, 2016

A Message from Jonathan Howes - Audio

What kind of fisherman are you?

Corner-Stone Baptist Church

enJuly 12, 2015

fisher of men

graystone church

jonathan howes

Legacy (1 of 4)

Throughout the Bible, inheritance is extremely important. It was so important that every 50 years they had the Year of Jubilee - if you lost your inheritance it came back to you, and you had another chance again. The next generation can receive without paying the price. However, they do pay the price to expand it and increase it. They can walk into that legacy, or they can lose it. God brings people into your life that you can draw from.

Ascend Global

en-us,zh-cnJanuary 26, 2014

Legacy (1 of 4)

Throughout the Bible, inheritance is extremely important. It was so important that every 50 years they had the Year of Jubilee - if you lost your inheritance it came back to you, and you had another chance again. The next generation can receive without paying the price. However, they do pay the price to expand it and increase it. They can walk into that legacy, or they can lose it. God brings people into your life that you can draw from.

Mike Connell Ministries

en-us,zh-cnJanuary 26, 2014

Luke 5:1-11 - Audio

When faced with the challenge given by Jesus, Peter chose to swallow his pride and do as Jesus had asked; he cast his nets out into the deep after he'd already started packing up for the day. Upon drawing his nets back in, he was given a catch so big that it because to sink both of the boats. It is at this point that Peter falls down, humbled before Jesus, and Jesus commissions his as a fisher of men. In our lives, we are often faced with a choice to obey the Lord even when it seems foolish. When we choose to obey, however, we find ourselves humbled at the feet of Jesus.

enJanuary 18, 2009

Luke 5:1-11 - PDF

When faced with the challenge given by Jesus, Peter chose to swallow his pride and do as Jesus had asked; he cast his nets out into the deep after he'd already started packing up for the day. Upon drawing his nets back in, he was given a catch so big that it because to sink both of the boats. It is at this point that Peter falls down, humbled before Jesus, and Jesus commissions his as a fisher of men. In our lives, we are often faced with a choice to obey the Lord even when it seems foolish. When we choose to obey, however, we find ourselves humbled at the feet of Jesus.

enJanuary 18, 2009