This morning, Sarah Lyew beings a new series centered on the experience of Christ's followers encountering Christ on and near water. To begin, we look at Jesus calling Peter to leave his nets and pick up his cross.
Please find the slide deck for this week's teaching here.
Home Church Questions:
1. When is a time someone told you to do something you thought was pointless? How did you react?
2. What stood out to you from this week's teaching?
3. Read John 1:35-42, Luke 4:38-39, Luke 5:1-11, and Luke 9:23-24. What stands out to you in these passages?
4. What stands out to you about how Jesus and Peter met in John 1 and Luke 4? What do you think Peter’s impression was of Jesus?
5. Why do you think Peter listened to Jesus telling him to try again for more fish?
6. Why do you think Peter told Jesus to get away?
7. What it looks like to “put down your nets” in your life?
8. What does it look like to pick up your cross?
9. Pray with and for one another.
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