
Casting Again in Faith - John 21:1–19 | Sunday, May 4, 2025
Sunday, May 4, 2025
Third Sunday of Easter
Lectionary: 48
Gospel Reading : John 21:1–19
Reflection Verse: John 21:4–6
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Sunday, May 4, 2025 – A Moment with GOD through HIS WORD.
Reflection: Where in my life am I being called to trust Jesus again, even when I feel tired or discouraged?
Prayer: Lord Jesus, in the quiet mornings of our discouragement, You call to us with love and hope. Help us to hear Your voice and respond with faith, even when we do not immediately recognize You. May we cast our nets again in trust, knowing You are with us and will provide in abundance. Strengthen our hearts to follow You always. Jesus, I trust in You. Amen.
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YouTube Video Description:
Sometimes the greatest miracles come after failure. In today’s Gospel, Jesus appears on the shore, quietly inviting His weary disciples to try once more.
Occasion of the Day: Third Sunday of Easter
Lectionary: 48 | Gospel: John 21:1–19
Reflection Theme: Where in my life am I being called to trust Jesus again, even when I feel tired or discouraged?
Prayer Focus: May we learn to trust Christ anew and follow His quiet voice to abundance.
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Theme Insight: Trusting Christ’s presence and voice, especially when we are uncertain or weary
Keywords: risen Jesus,Sea of Galilee,fishing,obedience,miracle,disciples,Peter,Easter,abundance,trust
Quote from the Gospel: “Cast the net to the right side of the boat, and you will find some.”
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