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A Fisherman Walks on Water


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Introduction
  • Matthew 14:22-32; Mark 6:45-51; John 6:15-21
  • Early in the morning, Jesus walks on the water in view of the disciples.
  • Peter asks to join and Jesus allows is.
  • Peter becomes afraid and begins to sink, but Jesus saves him.
  • The storm stops.
    • John 9:8; Psalms 77:19; 89:8-9; 107:23-30
    • Faith
      • “Little faith”
        • Means to be incredulous
        • Matthew 6:30; 8:26; 16:8; 17:20
        • God calls us to have faith in:
          • John 3:36; Romans 6:8
          • Can one’s faith be misplaced?
            • I Timothy 6:17
            • Doubt
              • Matthew 28:17; 21:21; James 1:6
              • Romans 4:18-22
              • What can we be tempted to doubt but should not?
                • God’s promises and assurances – II Peter 1:3-4; 3:3-4
                • Veracity of the Bible – Psalms 19:7-11
                • James 1:6, 8
                • When is it appropriate, if ever, to have second thoughts?
                  • Re-evaluating our judgments based on applications of God’s word.
                  • Fear
                    • “He was afraid”
                      • Fear is a natural response and can be helpful.
                      • Fear can paralyze – Matthew 25:25
                      • Luke 5:10
                      • Mark 4:40
                      • Matthew 17:6
                      • Can fear be appropriate for a Christian?
                        • Acts 10:1-2; I Peter 2:17
                        • Of what can we be wrongly afraid?
                          • Fear of man’s mistreatment of us. Matthew 10:28; John 7:13; 9:22; 12:42-43; Hebrews 13:6; I Peter 3:14
                          • Isaiah 29:13
                          • Do doubt and fear outweigh your faith?
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