Throughout life we come in contact with thousands of individuals. In that group of people, nearly every one of them will never be seen again. There are those who will become acquaintances or friends and others we will come in contact with over and over again. Once in a while, we see that God has a plan in the people that He puts us in contact with.

On today's program, we'll meet a couple of men who have recently begun a ministry podcast to talk about the outdoors and things of God. Earlier in the day our host made an appearance as a guest on Everland Outdoors podcast, then the two hosts of that podcast join us today on this program. Then God, again, built on this relationship for His purpose.

As hunters and fishermen, we are constantly taking aim at something. Fishermen at times are sight casting to fish in a river or other body of water. In order to have our lure land where we want it to, we take aim at the exact spot and let the cast go. As a hunter, it is required that we concentrate on a target before pulling the trigger or releasing the arrow towards the target. In life, if we want to hit the target we are aiming at, we need to take aim at what God has set before us.

On today's program our host, Dean Hulce, will introduce two men who are part of an outdoor products company and TV program. They will talk about the importance of taking aim in life… not just in hunting and fishing, but in our striving for having the best life possible.

For many years there has been a saying that has gone around in the business world that says, "Think outside the box". Well that same saying has been getting more and more use in the ministry world as well. With our world changing and people being drawn in more directions that ever before, we should be begin looking for ways to reach men and women with the Gospel message.

On today's program, we will visit with an old friend of our host that we met up with in Northern Texas at an outdoor hunting and fishing event. Following Covid, he had a calling to do something that would get men and women together to experience something with others. With everyone being locked in and chances of getting together with others very limited, he felt the call to do something to not only get connected, but to do it in a way to introduce the Good News of Jesus to outdoors people outside the church walls.