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10-04-2026 "Six seven": voltar ao primeiro amor! - 10 Minutos com Jesus

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John suddenly recognizes Jesus on the shore after a miraculous catch of fish that fills the net to overflowing.

The episode begins with a prayer, setting a devotional tone for a 10-minute meditation. It focuses on the Gospel passage from John 21, where Jesus appears to his apostles after his resurrection at the Sea of Tiberias. The speaker vividly imagines the scene: Jesus walking slowly on the beach, his feet touching the water, while the apostles are in a boat, tired and distracted after a night of unsuccessful fishing. Jesus approaches discreetly, not wanting to startle them, understanding their weariness. He asks if they have any food, and when they say no, he instructs them to cast the net on the right side of the boat. They obey and catch an overwhelming amount of fish. At this moment, John recognizes Jesus, recalling a past experience. The speaker reflects on how, after the resurrection, people like Mary Magdalene and the disciples on the road to Emmaus did not immediately recognize Jesus by sight but through deeper signs such as his voice or actions. This leads to a broader theme: recognizing Jesus in everyday life through faith rather than physical senses. The speaker personalizes the story, comparing the apostles' boat to his own life, work, and worries, with Jesus always present on the shore, watching with love and patience. He expresses a desire to return to the 'first love'—the initial enthusiasm and joy of faith that can fade with routine and disappointment. The episode includes a call to action, listing specific resolutions like waking up immediately, avoiding toxic thoughts, or helping others promptly, inspired by Peter's impulsive leap into the sea to reach Jesus. It ends with a prayer to Mary and a moment of silence for personal reflection and purpose-setting.

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