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Fishing lessons (1) - All The Word for Today Daily Devotionals for 2026

Fishing lessons (1) details logo    The Word for Today - Friday, July 10, 2021
  by Bob and Debby Gass
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Fishing lessons (1)

‘He got into one of the boats, which was Simon's.' Luke 5:3 NKJV

Lesson one: Invite Jesus into your boat. That's the starting point! Always! Nothing has greater influence on your personal success than whether or not you have Jesus Christ in your life. By himself, Peter fished all night and caught nothing. But when he brought Jesus on board, he caught more fish than he had ever caught before.

Now, Jesus never performed a miracle without a purpose. He always used His miracles to illustrate principles. So this incident teaches you what to do when you've failed, or when your best is not good enough. For Peter, his boat represented his livelihood. When you're a fisherman, your boat is your business! It's significant that Peter invited Jesus into his business, and Jesus used it as a platform for His ministry. Are you willing to do what Peter did? If you are, the Lord will bless your business. Indeed, He'll bless anything you give Him. Why stop at a boat? Why not acknowledge that God gave you everything in the first place?

Here's another thought: having Jesus in your boat eliminates the fear of failure and reduces your worries about the results. When Peter made Jesus his fishing partner, the results were incredible. But don't miss the sequence. First, Peter allowed his boat to be used for Jesus' purposes. Then Jesus blessed Peter's boat and used it to take care of all Peter's needs. Jesus said, Did you get that? ‘Everything you need.'

SoulFood: Acts 1:1-3:10, Luke 6:27-36, Ps 109:1-15, Pr 15:22





 

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