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INTRODUCTION:
Cruising on ancient ships was somewhat like human life – sometimes slow, sometimes calm, sometimes dangerous, and even disastrous – but always full of surprises.
The believer may have a word from God but still not be able to determine the course of action that affects his life.
1. Perils produced by the bad decisions of others ().
A- It is possible for seasoned leaders to make mistakes ().
B- It is possible to encounter difficult circumstances that threaten our ability to stay on course ().
C- It is important to accept and heed godly counsel for any endeavor ().
2. Perils produced by unpredictable circumstances ().
A- We may sometimes encounter
unexpected circumstances that seem impossible to overcome ().
B- The unexpected circumstances that we must face will sometimes give the appearance that all is hopeless ().
C- As Christ followers, we must remember “who we serve” and point to him for hope ().
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There are no perils more powerful than God ().
A- We must never let circumstances deter us from being obedient ().
B- Exhibiting and encouraging trust in God in the midst of perils is absolutely vital ().
C- God will always fulfill his promises, his word never fails ().
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