Christians---oh boy, we do get frustrated at times and oh yes, we get angry and we get all up into ourselves and cannot see Jesus through the “Me, Myself, and I,” in the situation. There was a day the Bible says that Peter came in from fishing. The catch that day was ZERO---Jesus in His gentleness said, “Cast your net to the other side.” Why would a man like Peter, a commercial fisherman listen to who appeared to be a NON-FISHERMAN? The ever presence of the Holy Spirit pricks us to take a chance and to RISK not listening to our own voice. Cast off those experiences and those things that may have seemed to work in the past. Jesus has come to the bay with a fresh view. The non-optional view of the Master Savior should be our focus regardless of the circumstances. I know, easier said then done---but He challenges us, "Cast your net to the other side and be delivered from me, myself, and I.” Ladies and Gentlemen if A rusty guy like Peter can listen to a gentleman on the dock of eternity, perhaps we should consider there is something about that net that Jesus cast out and over us and pulls us toward Him. “Lord, lend us your lens that we can see all things with your viewpoint and your mind-set. Set us free we ask from our personal investment that we idolize without permission.” --AMEN--