Fishers


Fishers

The good news of Christ is an opportunity and privilege to be shared with all we meet. If we are to be fishers of men, we need to focus in ways to grow Christ’s kingdom . Taking the love of Christ and His good news to others is what being a fisher of men is. 

The fishermen of the disciples most likely thought they would never leave the sea. In reality, Andrew traveled to all countries surrounding the Black Sea. Thomas and Bartholomew went as far as India. Peter even traveled to Rome. We can be just like them when we expand our horizons beyond those in our close circles.

My final thoughts about being a fisher of men are simple. Jesus came to share the way we could have eternal life. He came to die for all of us. If we repent and allow the Holy Spirit to influence our lives, then we are fishers of men. It is essential that we share Jesus with all we meet and everywhere we go.

God calls us wherever we are. Simon and Andrew were fishing. You might be at church, at work, or taking a walk through the woods. Jesus wants us to help him bring others into the kingdom. We don’t have to be socialites or wealthy. We just need to love Jesus and obey like Simon and Andrew did as they threw down their nets and followed Him. 

If you have not surrendered to Christ than the time is now. Reach out  to us and we will reach back. 

Time's up! Share, grow, repeat………


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