Tag: Luke 5:1-11

• Fifth Sunday after Epiphany (C)

  

  Call to Worship (based on Luke 5:1-11) Here we are – hearing, here we are. Some of us here, wearily, as if, why not we have tried everything already and nothing has worked, Some of us here, warily, feeling not good enough – Surely there’s been some mistake – Or else not ready For how…

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  February 6, 2022

  A Month of Sundays

  call to worship, liturgy, Luke 5:1-11

• Reflecting on Luke 5 1-11

  

  Simon does a favor for Jesus with his fishing boat, then experiences the catch of a lifetime, then leaves everything and follows Jesus, in Luke 5:1-11, the text we are studying for Sunday, January 10. [Some notes on the text are here.] Here are some questions we might want to think about: When we read…

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  January 8, 2021

  Text of the Week – Questions

  Bible study, call stories, Christian ideas and practices, discipleship, gospel of Luke, Luke 5:1-11, meditation on scripture, reading the Bible

• Studying Luke 5 1-11

  

  Jesus shows up and changes the lives of Simon, James and John dramatically in Luke 5:1-11, the text we are studying for Sunday, January 10. I usually think of this as Luke’s version of “calling the disciples,” but we may want to ask ourselves whether that’s accurate. [Some questions on the text are here.] Here…

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  January 6, 2021

  Text of the Week – Notes

  Bible study, calling, fishing on the Sea of Galilee, gospel of Luke, Jesus, Luke 5:1-11, reading the Bible, Sea of Galilee boat