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LARGE TEXT EDITION] Retired from party fishing, but not evangelism, Capt. Ben Marler has time to write notable, folksy books about Old Destin, and a topic closer to his heart, serious personal evangelism. He gave his famous soul-winning "fishing lessons" on the party boats, Emmanuel and Her Majesty II until 1999. Out of the blue, on Good Friday, 2013 he held up a large sign on the bridge for motorists to see. But then, Easter joy continued...he kept returning with messages, and a "Bridge Fishing." ministry was born. What is it? Why is it spreading? And what will it accomplish in these last...

"I Am Not Ashamed of Jesus," by Capt. Ben Marler, (Author of Old Destin Through the Eyes of a Child) is the latest book following the devotional, "4 o'clock in the morning In a Sleepy Fishing Village Called Destin." Capt. Ben Marler, a name synonymous with Destin and fishing, uses a folksy way with words to encourage the Christian believer in his or her daily walk with Jesus, with emphasis on personal evangelism for all. A good book for the timid, helping them to not being ashamed of the gospel of Christ, and in so doing, living out the exciting plans and divine purposes for his or her...

Once, Destin Florida's fishing boats were painstakingly handmade, built in captain's back yards, their primitive engines pieced together from automobile motors. Unbelievably plentiful schools of fish "fathomed out" and snared in seines. Fishing grounds then could be found by nothing more than dead reckoning, timed by a wind up watch, a compass, and the clouds and shore trees. A quiet life began in this particular spot, before the Civil War. But, in 1934, Destin was building a bridge, future WWII pilots were in training, and less than a handful of hardworking fishermen were feeding multitudes...