In Luke 5, Jesus transforms Peter's night of failed fishing into a miraculous catch, but the real miracle was the invitation to follow Him. Peter had to leave behind three things: his failures that defined him, his fear of being unworthy, and his anxiety about trusting God with his future. The boat represented Peter's old life - his identity, security, and limitations. When Jesus called him to follow, Peter had to make a choice between the familiar boat and an unknown future with Christ. Following Jesus isn't about adding Him to our existing life, but about forsaking our old ways to pursue something greater. God doesn't call the qualified; He qualifies the called, using unlikely people to accomplish His purposes.