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Jan 25, 2026 12 min

A Net Wide Enough for the World

from Sermons On-the-Sound Hosted by St. Andrew’s On-the-Sound

Jesus begins his ministry not alone, but by calling ordinary people into a shared work of discipleship. In this sermon, The Rev. Michael Singer reflects on Jesus’ call to “fish for people,” reminding us that faith is never meant to remain private or isolated. Drawing on everyday stories and small acts of hospitality, Father Michael invites us to see how God uses what we already have to build community, share the gospel, and draw others into the life-giving work of Christ.

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Jesus calls ordinary people into a shared, public faith, transforming everyday gifts into ways of drawing others into the kingdom of God.

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