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[@bigdaddy56419]

Amen. Bless you

[@anthonyjackson8213]

Powerful!

[@PatMcdonald-yb3rp]

This was an AWESOME lesson. I thought about the high profile Pastors who stepped down in 2024. Who are we to disqualify anyone from doing God's work.

[@JustTeachMinistries]

Amen, God bless❗️

[@timothysellers3440]

What an Inspiration Teaching Man Of God 🙏 Stay the Course ❤

[@JustTeachMinistries]

Bless you sir, appreciate you!

[@rickybenjamin9079]

Thank You for your service and consistency 🙏🏿💯❤. Great Lesson my Brother in Christ Jesus 🙌🏿🙏🏿💯 we are continue to pray for your family and ministry❤! Please pray for my wife 🙏🏿

[@JustTeachMinistries]

Blessing you man of God. We are certainly praying for your wife and whole family. God’s going to work mightily! ✝️🙏🏽

[@rickybenjamin9079]

@JustTeachMinistries ❤️💯

[@mssickle5]

My, my, my!!! God used you in a mighty way. Great lesson. I had to view it twice. Thanks so much for your commitment. I don't believe John was trying to differentiate between The word love. I do believe we over think things sometimes... As far as the word these, if I had to guess (which I do) I would say he is referencing the fish. The disciples just went back to their trade after the crucifixion.

[@JustTeachMinistries]

Oh nice perspective…that definitely could be why Jesus referred to their trade, makes perfect sense.