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If You Say So

In Luke 5, Peter obeyed Jesus’ seemingly impossible instruction after a night of catching nothing. His response was simple: “If you say so.” In this series, we'll explore what it means to keep trusting, praying, working, waiting, and obeying even when following God is hard. Because faith isn’t just for the easy moments—it’s a willingness to keep saying yes to Jesus, trusting that what He promises is worth the perseverance it takes to follow Him.

1 Sermon Updated Nov 8, 2026

In Luke 5, Peter had worked all night without catching a single fish, yet he chose to trust Jesus and let down his nets because Jesus said so. In this message, we’ll explore what it means to trust God when our circumstances are disappointing, His instructions don’t make sense, or the future is uncertain. Don’t let past disappointments determine today’s obedience or your own understanding outweigh God’s Word. The same Jesus who can be trusted with your empty nets can also be trusted with your entire future.

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