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My conclusion: Jesus didn’t show his disciples that performing miracles is the way for his disciples to fish for people.

If we are to make disciples the way Jesus showed us how to make disciples, wouldn’t all of his disciples be performing miracles?

“1. Study the art of diverting conversation to spiritual topics. Go through the Gospel of John, and study carefully the Saviour’s methods of approaching men. Indeed, the Gospel of John might well be called the personal worker’s Gospel, so full is it of incidents that illustrate this important...

* Home Depot Vikings. *

From my X / Twitter “For you” feed this morning - “You should know this as a Catholic” https://x.com/vitus_oss/status/1962445198052450728?s=46&t=T64e94h2unfHH-VO4i01zA You should also know that the positional hierarchy and addresses comes from church history, not from the scriptures.

How does Jesus fish for people? Are other fishing methods approved and productive?

“Sometimes it’s entirely appropriate just to let the conversation die.” - Greg Koukl

It’s new to me. Lot on the line here. Does it work?

I don’t trust the Chinese. Gingerbread man is the real deal.

* Thinking about trying to dazzle my wife with this. If I can pull it off - living legend. If I can’t - dead man walking. *

Pretty impressive but …

* A ciao meow. Capiche? *

* The Banana Republic Method of expanding your vocabulary. *

“Jesus called out to them, ‘Come, follow me, and I will show you how to fish for people!’” (Matthew 4:19, NLT)

I’m currently reading II. Timothy 2:5 : A Course of Study in Personal Work, written by Howard W. Pope