FishGum

01/07/2026

We Were SO Tired of this!

01/07/2026

Nice catches!

01/07/2026

Do This! Be Happy, Period!

01/07/2026

Don't Sleep On These!

01/07/2026

Ultralight Magic!

01/06/2026

Snook on the Runt by Victor J. Garcia Pinto

01/06/2026

This is HAPPINESS!

01/06/2026

Big one on the RUNT!

01/04/2026

Good evening,

When the risen Jesus showed His disciples His hands and His side, He was not merely proving that He was alive—He was revealing the everlasting assurance of their redemption (John 20:20). Those wounds speak. From His pierced hands and opened side flows the blood that cleanses us from all sin, a better word than Abel’s blood ever spoke—not a cry for vengeance, but a proclamation of pardon, peace, and acceptance before the Father (Hebrews 12:24; 1 John 1:7). In showing His wounds, Christ declares, “Here is the proof of your salvation, here is the cost of your forgiveness, here is the ground of your confidence.” Even more, He invites His people to see in those wounds an open heart—an invitation to bring every burden, every plea, every fear, knowing that He Himself bears our cause before the Father with perfect love and faithfulness (Romans 8:34). This is not a moment meant only for the first disciples, but a living reality for the whole church in every age. In the quiet of the evening, and in the silence of the night, faith is strengthened as we behold again the wounded and risen Christ, learning day by day to rest all our hope in His finished work, until faith gives way to sight and we behold Him forever as the Lamb who was slain, reigning in glory and leading His redeemed to living waters where every tear is wiped away (Revelation 5:6; 7:17).

Adapted from Robert Hawker’s A Poor Man’s Morning and Evening, Modernized 2026
https://www.monergism.com/thethreshold/sdg/hawker/The%20Poor%20Man’s%20Morning%20and%20Evening%20Porti%20-%20Robert%20Hawker.pdf

01/03/2026

Wow! Nice one!

NOW THAT’S A FLOUNDER!!!!!!!!

Bill Ritterskamp from Nashville Tennessee with a 23 inch flounder on the telescopic rod. On 1/2/25!!!!!

Destin-Fort Walton BeachOkaloosa Board of County CommissionersHalf Hitch Destin

01/03/2026

Good Morning!

From eternity, God determined the exact hour of redemption, and not one moment of it has ever been late. Every delay, every captivity, every waiting season served one greater purpose—the saving work of Jesus Christ. Israel was not delivered from Egypt a night too soon or too late, nor did Babylon hold God’s people beyond the hour appointed, and in the same way, when the fullness of time had come, the Son of God entered history to redeem those already given to Him by the Father (Galatians 4:4–5). Christ speaks tenderly of His people as “My redeemed,” because they were His before time began—chosen in covenant love, purchased by His blood, and claimed by grace alone (Ephesians 1:4–7; Revelation 5:9). The year of redemption is not merely a date on God’s calendar, but a living reality for those who belong to Christ: forgiven, delivered, and called to live as those no longer owned by bo***ge but by mercy (Isaiah 43:1). If we are redeemed, then we are invited to seek fresh visitations of His love, deeper assurance of His nearness, and bold intercession for those who remain unawakened, trusting that the same Redeemer who saved us will gather all whom the Father has given Him, right on time (John 6:37; Romans 8:30).

Adapted from Robert Hawker’s A Poor Man’s Morning and Evening, Modernized 2026
https://www.monergism.com/thethreshold/sdg/hawker/The%20Poor%20Man’s%20Morning%20and%20Evening%20Porti%20-%20Robert%20Hawker.pdf