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“night fishing and empty nets”
5th sunday after epiphany
luke 5:1-11
*Introduction:* Night fishing on Houghton Lake...coming home empty handed.
In many ways our lives are a reflection of what happened to Peter.
*I.
Fishing at night without the Lord - Like Peter*
A. Without the Lord we work hard for empty nets.
B. Without Him it doesn’t matter if we catch fish or not.
Spiritually are nets are empty.
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*II.
We Hear His Word - Like Peter*
A. We believe
B. We listen to what He says
C. We follow Him
*III.
We find ourselves Fishing in the Light with the Lord - Like Peter*
A. With Him we have more than we could ask for - our nets are filled both physically and spiritually [t]
B. He calls us to follow Him trusting Him for our daily bread.
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Peter leaves the fish behind.
It’s no big deal.
After all he is going with Jesus who had filled the nets.
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We too by faith are able to leave are material blessings behind, even leaving this life in the peace of Jesus.
*Conclusion: *In Jesus we have everything.
Are nets are always full.
He takes care of us physically and spiritually
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