Getting to Know God as Peace

In Mark 4:35-41, Jesus reveals His power over the storms of life through 1) The Crisis (Mark 4:35–38a), 2) The Cry (Mark 4:38b) and 3) The Calm (Mark 4:39–41)

We can trust Jesus in the storms of life.

We live in a world that gives us many reasons to be afraid, but we are citizens of the Kingdom who save your gives us confidence.

As christians we will experience storms, but storms have their purpose

In this sermon, guest speaker, and Yellowstone Christian College student, Justen Shaw brings us a message of encouragement that anyone can relate to. Navigating the storms of life can only be done by our hearts ever remaining on Christ’s words as the compass that guides us through and allows us to be victorious in our Kingdom pursuits.

Fear or Faith? You cannot have both abiding in you. Watch a real life illustration of this as Jesus and His disciples take an eye-opening voyage on the Sea of Galilee.

What is our biggest fear? During his years as premier of the Soviet Union, Nikita Kruschev denounced many of the policies and atrocities of Joseph Stalin. In the midst of his speech a heckler shouted "You were one of his colleagues why didn’t you stop him?" Kruschev screamed, "Who said that?" There was…

Life applications from Jesus on the boat

INTRODUCTION According to the Congressional Research Service, tornadoes are the 2nd largest cause of destructive Storm Chasers are individuals who chase after storms like hurricanes and tornadoes. Most storm chasers do this for the sake of research. Others do it for the adrenaline rush. In either case,…

Introduction Underlying Context: To understand the context of this story, we need to understand a Jew’s relationship with dangerous waters and Israel’s history of seeing God’s power over water. Exodus 14 tells the story of the Israelites leaving Egypt and crossing the Red Sea. On the bank of the sea,…

Introduction “Jesus the Miracle Worker”, series we will look at Jesus calming the storm found in Luke chapter 8 verse 22-25. 22 One day Jesus said to his disciples, “Let’s go over to the other side of the lake.” So they got into a boat and set out. 23 As they sailed, he fell asleep. A squall came down…

Christ's calming of the storm demonstrates His more than merely adequate power to confront the perilous circumstances of our lvies.

We Fret , He Rests Part of our humanity is the idea that somehow we can altar our realities. In for the first time we see mankind attempt to solve a problem they could not possibly solve. Sin leads to self-reliance for spiritual needs which is further sin. Jesus wasn’t worried about the storm because…

When a storm of life hits us, we are to be faithful, listen for Jesus' voice, and worship in response to what God does.

Have you ever noticed that the ceiling of the church looks like an up-side-down ship? This is no accident; it’s intentional. Ever since Christians began building churches, they have often been designed to resemble a boat – not just any boat, but a certain, very large, wooden boat. We do this because…

Look to Jesus through the storm.

Introduction We all know the story of Jonah…Jonah is told, by God to prophecy to the people of Nineveh, but instead he runs away and heads on a ship to Tarshish. While he is on the ship, sleeping, God sends a storm and it starts to get violent. Jonah is woken up by the sailors and told to pray to his…

Knowing Jesus in the Storm

Fear is universal. Whether you are 2 or 102 you have fears. Sometimes people face their fears with a degree of courage. They may be scared, but they go ahead with the right thing anyway. Sometimes people face the same fear or less, yet they totally to go pieces and panic. I submit that the difference…

The waves of the storm we are facing are surging (Spa. “embravecidas”). The number of contagious has grown to alarming proportions; the number of deaths is great; the hospitals and available equipment are not enough. Millions have lost their jobs! The number of unemployed in our country has reached 10…

What's up with tassels on the corners of people's garments? There's a lot of Old Testament context that bleeds over into the New Testament. Jesus is the great healer.