The power and authority Jesus displays to calm a furious storm reminds us that Jesus is in our boat as well and can calm any "storm" that we may be in the midst of.

There is a cost to following Jesus, and Jesus wants a willingness to give up everything to follow him and love Him with all our heart, soul, mind and strength.

Jesus' divine power was on display as the lowly, the outcaste and those who were looked down upon received the gracious touch of the Master as He opened up the Kingdom to both Jew and Gentile (non-Jew).

Just as the man with leprosy came to Jesus (unthinkable!), we too can come to Jesus with the awfulness of our sin, and He will be willing to touch us as well and make us clean.

Living life in accordance with Psalm 1

The story of how Gideon answered the Lord's call, with trepidation at first, and grew into a "mighty warrior".

Jesus gives a sobering and shocking illustration of who will be accepted as true Christians in the end, and who will be turned away.

After telling us there is only one way, the narrow gate, to heaven, Jesus strongly warns of the subtle and deceptive false prophets who are directing people to the broad way leading to destruction.

The most important question we must ask is, "Which Way To Heaven?"  Jesus, speaking very clearly tells us that there are only two choices man can make, and only one leads to heaven.

The most important question we need to ask is: Which way to Heaven?  Jesus tells us in no uncertain terms that we only have two choices for our eternal destination, and only one leads to Heaven.

(Matthew 7:13-14)