Luke 5:1-11 Turning Clay into Rock

Biblical Principles for a Better Life - Pastor Kris Davis

Surveys continually show that education is among the issues of most concern to Americans. We want well-educated children in quality learning environments. Jesus, the “Master Teacher,” wants to develop us to our full potential, and He masterfully uses whatever learning environment is available at any given time.

The Greek text of the Gospel calls Jesus teacher 45 times

That which Jesus did is called teaching 45 times

Those who followed Him were called disciples (Learners) 215 times

Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7) is described as when Jesus taught the people

With Peter, Jesus turned the Sea of Galilee into a classroom, and an old boat into a student’s desk. Peter no doubt looked every part the fisherman. He was rough and rugged with the jaws of a fighter and tough leather skin. However, through several encounters recorded in the Gospels, he became a big-hearted individual—a rock with a soft heart. Peter was a son of the sea, and from his encounters with the sea Jesus taught him great lessons, turning him from clay to rock.