Jesus wants us to continue to follow Him on His mission to redeem the world. He appears to His disciples by the Sea of Galilee to remind them to keep following Him in being fishers of men.

After His resurrection from the dead, and another fish miracle by the Sea, Jesus shares a meal with some disciples and has an important conversation with Peter. As we think about Peter’s denial of and his love for, Jesus, we’ll see what we can learn from this story and what it means for our own lives.

What makes this miracle any different than the Feeding of the 5,000. We'll take a look at those differences and what it meant for the people who received the miracle, how Jesus had compassion on the crowd, and what it means for us today, and the compassion He has for us.

When we feel God is absent from our lives and the storm clouds are rolling in here are 4 big assurances we learn from the story of Jesus walking on the water.

The Parable of the Sower is more about the Sower's seeds and what happens after they land than it is about the actual Sower. The seed is the Word of God and in the four different seed fallings and their subsequent reactions, we can see how we, and the world around us, respond to the Word of God. In the Sower, we can learn something about sharing the Word of God with others.

Jesus does the impossible in the miracle of the feeding of the 5000. God provides. He sends us into the world on an impossible mission. God provides.

As we journey with Jesus by the Sea, a man by the name of Jairus asks Jesus to heal his daughter. On the way to the house, the little girl dies and when Jesus tells those gathered at the house that she is not dead, but asleep, they laugh at Him. This is not the first time someone has laughed at God, and maybe we have done it ourselves. But God's response to being laughed at/mocked might not be what we expect.

There is more wheat than weeds in a field. That’s why we call it a wheat field and not a weed field. Our world is good, but evil rears it’s ugly head time and time again. What will God do about it?

As we journey with Jesus by the Sea, He gets out of the boat and we see Him surrounded by a great crowd of people. Amidst the multitude, a woman who had been bleeding for twelve years reached out and touched Jesus' clothes and was healed. As we journey in our lives, do we recognize who Jesus is, do we see the power of what He has done for us, and do we come to dwell with Him, be in His presence, and do we look to Him for healing in all that we go through, or is He just another face in the crowd?

As we journey with Jesus by the Sea, we see Him calm the storm on the Sea of Galilee by bringing peace on it. As we journey in our lives, we all face storms of different kinds, and Jesus is still there to bring us His peace.