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This was today's key verse in bible study. I don't think anyone reads this, but in case someone does and is going through a serious trial, this word is for you:
In this chapter Jesus' disciples got into a boat and headed toward Capernaum. During their boat ride they encountered a fierce and dark storm. I'm sure terror and hopelessness crept into them while they battled to keep rowing toward the shoreline. Jesus saw what was happening and proceeded to render aid by walking on the water. His disciples were shocked and frightened that Jesus was able to supernaturally defy the turbulence of the storm. But Jesus tried to put them at ease by declaring "It is I; Don't be afraid." Once the disciples were willing to let Jesus in the boat, they immediately reached the safety of the shore.
What this means is when we are going through life's trials and difficulties we must trust that Jesus will get us through the other side of the situation. Even when things look hopeless, Jesus is ALWAYS with us and ready to come to us wherever we are at to render aid--if we let him. The disciples troubles did not get better until they trusted that Jesus would help the situation. DO NOT BE AFRAID, JESUS IS WITH YOU!!!! Like the disciples, let him in, not only in your situation, but in your heart. HE is waiting for you!
In this chapter Jesus' disciples got into a boat and headed toward Capernaum. During their boat ride they encountered a fierce and dark storm. I'm sure terror and hopelessness crept into them while they battled to keep rowing toward the shoreline. Jesus saw what was happening and proceeded to render aid by walking on the water. His disciples were shocked and frightened that Jesus was able to supernaturally defy the turbulence of the storm. But Jesus tried to put them at ease by declaring "It is I; Don't be afraid." Once the disciples were willing to let Jesus in the boat, they immediately reached the safety of the shore.
What this means is when we are going through life's trials and difficulties we must trust that Jesus will get us through the other side of the situation. Even when things look hopeless, Jesus is ALWAYS with us and ready to come to us wherever we are at to render aid--if we let him. The disciples troubles did not get better until they trusted that Jesus would help the situation. DO NOT BE AFRAID, JESUS IS WITH YOU!!!! Like the disciples, let him in, not only in your situation, but in your heart. HE is waiting for you!
