"This story begins a cycle of three miracles that highlight Jesus' power and authority.  Jesus' calming of the storm lends insight to the identity of Jesus in the light of the OT teaching that God alone can control the waters." (NIV Biblical Theology Study Bible Notes).

There are some places we don't want to go; some people we don't want to deal with; some forces of evil that seem overwhelming; and who are we to do anything about it?

In this passage, Jesus teaches his disciples to go into these most needy human environments and serve.

Working through Jesus' seven signs in the gospel of John, one can't help but see his glory and power on display.  It calls for our trust and belief in Christ.

What would you do if you were a busy shepherd suddenly interupted by an army of angels with four clues to the location of the Saivour of the world?

Dave Marttunen from Fellowship International shows us how Jesus changes the way we come to God and see people.

What's your plan to get through the ups and downs of the holiday?

May I suggest God's "Stable" plan?

A famous psychiatrist once said: "If loneliness ceased to exist, psychiatry would cease to exist, too."  So much of our well-being is tied to knowing, loving, speaking with, and touching others.

So... what hope is there for the lonely person?

There has been a growing trend in Canada to look inward for spiritual truth.  So why preach the Bible?