Jesus shows his power over creaton as he calms a storm on the Sea of Galilee. Through his question for the disciples, "Where is you faith?" and the question of their hearts, "Who is this man?" we find that our faith increases as we know more fully who Jesus is. And if Jesus is with us, and he is who he says he is, then nothing can shake us.

Jesus shows his power over creaton as he calms a storm on the Sea of Galilee. Through his question for the disciples, "Where is you faith?" and the question of their hearts, "Who is this man?" we find that our faith increases as we know more fully who Jesus is. And if Jesus is with us, and he is who he says he is, then nothing can shake us.

Jesus exhorts us to take care how we listen to the word, because it is those who hear the word and do it who are truly members of God's family.

Jesus exhorts us to take care how we listen to the word, because it is those who hear the word and do it who are truly members of God's family.

Through both a real life example and a parable, Jesus tells us that the fruit of the word planted in our lives is determined by the soil of our hearts.

Through both a real life example and a parable, Jesus tells us that the fruit of the word planted in our lives is determined by the soil of our hearts.

As Jesus dines with Simon the Pharisee a sinful woman astonishes everyone and gives Jesus the opportunity to teach us that those who are forgiven much, love much.

As Jesus dines with Simon the Pharisee a sinful woman astonishes everyone and gives Jesus the opportunity to teach us that those who are forgiven much, love much.

Doubt crept into John the Baptist's mind when Jesus did not meet his expectations of the Messiah, but Jesus helped him see that he was better than John could have expected. The Pharisee's expectations became demands, such that they were unwilling to come to Christ in repentance and faith.

Doubt crept into John the Baptist's mind when Jesus did not meet his expectations of the Messiah, but Jesus helped him see that he was better than John could have expected. The Pharisee's expectations became demands, such that they were unwilling to come to Christ in repentance and faith.