In this episode of the Jesus Everyday Podcast, Andrew McPheron, Ethan Callison, Ken Nienke, and Robbie Willard unpack one of the most powerful moments in Scripture—Jesus walking on water (John 6:16–21).

The disciples find themselves rowing three to four miles into a sudden, violent storm. Tired, frightened, and far from shore, they encounter Jesus walking toward them on the waves. His words—“It is I; do not be afraid”—reveal not just His power, but His presence in the middle of the storm.

🎙️ In this conversation:

• Why Jesus sometimes sends us into storms

• The difference between self-inflicted storms and storms God uses to reveal His glory

• Why Peter began to sink—and what it teaches us about faith and fear

• How suffering, storms, and trials can deepen love and trust in God

• The tension of belief: why the disciples still doubted, even after seeing miracles

• What this passage reveals about the character of God’s sovereignty and compassion

📖 Text: John 6:16–21 (with connections to Matthew 14 and Mark 6)
🎙️ Hosts: Andrew McPheron, Ethan Callison, Ken Nienke, and Robbie
💡 Theme: Jesus doesn’t always stop the storm—but He never leaves us alone in it. His presence brings peace and assurance, even when the waves rage.

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