Key People: Key People From The BibleSample
Peter
Our chapter begins with Jesus’ temptation, but also tells of Jesus asking Peter, sometimes called Simon, to follow Him. We learn a little about Peter’s background: he was a fisherman and had a brother named Andrew. Peter’s response to Jesus seems to be kind of sudden, but this may not have been the first time Peter met Jesus or heard His teaching. Perhaps he had been considering following Jesus, but this is when he committed. Even if that’s the case, it was a step of faith for Peter to leave his job to follow someone who was a great teacher, but had no obvious way of supporting Himself or His followers.
We are all asked to follow Jesus, but are there things we are unwilling to give up for Him? Jesus isn’t asking all of us to give up our jobs. He usually expects us to serve Him where we are, but we should always be willing to follow when God sends us in a new direction to fish for people.
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About this Plan
This reading plan will provide an overview of key people whose lives are described in the Bible. They were people like us who did great things, but also made mistakes. Knowing about their lives could help us live our lives better. The plan is designed to last 90 days with five readings per week.
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We would like to thank LCBC (Lives Changed by Christ) for providing this plan. For more information, please visit: www.lcbcchurch.com