Masuk

A young boy stands on a grassy shoreline overlooking the Sea of Galilee, shading his eyes as fishermen work in the shallows and small boats move across the water with raised sails. Nets, oars, fishing boats, distant hills, and the open lake create a vivid setting of daily life in the biblical world.

The scene reflects the world of Galilean fishermen—the trade of men such as Peter, Andrew, James, and John before Jesus called them to follow Him. While Christ is not shown, the setting carries the spiritual memory of the Gospels, where ordinary labor beside the lake became the doorway to discipleship and mission. The fishermen’s nets recall Jesus’ words, “I will make you fishers of men,” turning common work into a symbol of evangelism, calling, and faithful service.