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To Walk on Water
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Thesis: To Walk on Water you better get out of the boat.
- Context
- Could have been a very difficult day for Jesus and His followers.
a. Jesus heard John has been murdered.
b. He retired to Pray
c. He feeds 5000 + people
d. He retired to Pray
e. He sends his disciples to Gennesaret on a boat
- A Ghost
- Disciples are convinced Jesus is a ghost walking on the water.
- He comes to us in our darkest hour.
- Jesus walking on water reveals His divine presence and power.
- Do not be Afraid
- Jesus said' "Take heart; it is I. Do not be afraid"
- I am with you. I AM!
- They knew their Lord, do you?
- "COME"
- Jesus said "come" so Peter got out of the boat.
- To walk on water - you need to recognize God's presence in your life.
- This is a story of faith and obedience.
- What is your boat?
- If you want to walk on water, you better get out of the boat.
- Expect Problems - "LORD, SAVE ME!"
- Peter left the boat and walked towards Jesus, "He saw the wind".
- He began to sink and cried out "Lord, save me"
- Cry to Jesus when we are going down
- The Hand that Saves
- Out of the boat is where we meet Jesus
- Jesus took hold of him
- Christ saved him
- If you know Christ call out to him when going down and he will reach out to you.
- If you don't know him all you have to do is call on to him -LORD SAVE ME!! Jesus will take a hold of you.
- Little Faith
- "O you of little faith, why did you doubt?"
- Peter took his focus off of Christ.
- Are you focusing on Jesus or the storm raging around you?
- Bring Christ in to your boat
- Back in the boat with Jesus the storm ceases.
- Truly you are the Son
Sermon ID | 22201715431261 |
Duration | 33:54 |
Date | Feb 2, 2020 |
Category | Sunday Service |
Bible Text | Matthew 14:22-33 |
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