Lifepoint Christian Church Podcast

Fishing.  It’s not on the top of my list of things to do in my spare time.  Hate might be too strong of a word, but, to this point in my life, I definitely haven’t found fishing to be a joyful experience.  I know others who love it.  They invest their time and resources into it.  They enjoy the experience, and, might I sadly add, are quite successful at it.  They catch fish!  I, on the other hand, catch no fish! After some honest evaluation, I have come up with some reasons why I might not be a good fisherman: I don’t care much about it. I don’t know how to do it well. I don’t know the best places to fish. I don’t know the effective difference between a real worm, rubber worm, and a dough ball. I give up too easily.Few of my friends fish.And, a biggie for me, the fish don’t want to be caught! So why track ‘em down?  Why trick ‘em into biting my fake fish snack on a hook?  Just to end up in the hand of someone who at the point of capture holds their ultimate destiny in his hand? I might be open to fishing if