Comments on: And They Called Themselves Fishermen

By: matty

matty — Wed, 08 Nov 2006 12:53:57 +0000

That’s a sic analogy, so true, we’ve fully gotta flag talking about hitting the Gospel like the Word tells us and actually do it! Our lives have gotta be real and we’ve just gotta get amongst it, no more talk ups. Instead of just going to church lets become one of Christ’s disciples and actually BE the ekklesia church as the Word says. It’s all about Jesus, all glory to Him, we are crook and He is amazing, His name is the only one worthy to be praised and at that name every knee will bow and tongue confess, of those on heaven and those on earth and those below the earth. How Good is Jesus! Either we will fall on the rock and be broken or the rock will fall on us and we will be crushed to powder! But to these I will look…those who are contrite of spirit and who tremble at my word! (Isaiah 66)…Reverent fear. The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom. I fear wrongly interpretting the word, we have to look at it properly and flag our man made systems and trditions and our nice “christian cliche’s”. Come on brethren lets hit it real for our Jesus!

By: Richard Magrath

Richard Magrath — Fri, 23 Jun 2006 02:24:10 +0000

Great article, they say to me what club do you attend,I tell people in these people in clubs that my job is to get God into people not people into clubs.
The fishing fraternity is very strong but the fish never get caught. To many chiefs and no indians

By: M. Schreve

M. Schreve — Wed, 25 Jan 2006 21:29:14 +0000

Excellent article!
So, lets bait the hook and get to work!
Caught my latest fish yesterday, praying for another bite today, going back to the pond in a few minutes! Perhaps, as the One we follow said, “throw the net on the other side of the boat!” we’ll have a better catch.
I’d like permission to print this article for those who attend my local “fishing headquarters”.
Thanks,
Margaret