Luke 5:1-11
TEACHINGS
Anyone Can Fish!
Reverend Patrick Dominguez | February 6, 2022 | Luke 5:1-11
The call to follow and to be made into fishers of people is a call for ordinary folk like you and me. Yet, it is no ordinary call. Listen as we examine the intent of our Lord to equip us for the task of catching people up in the love and mercy of God.
SERMON TRANSCRIPT
Anyone Can Fish! | Luke 5:1-11
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