We compare John's, Matthew's, and Mark's accounts of Jesus coming to the disciples on the water.

Jesus multiplies the loaves and the fish in this story. Jesus wants to accomplish something but can His disciples see it? Can we see what Jesus wants to accomplish around us? 

Psalm 2 is a Davidic psalm that we find connected to the coming of Jesus. 

In the region of the Gerasenes Jesus comes into contact with a man that has been possessed by many demons. Jesus demonstrates his ability to overcome evil when he casts the demons out of this man. 

David is hiding out in a cave when Saul comes to seek his life. David writes Psalm 57 in the midst of this time of struggle. 

When Jesus says, "I am the Good Shepherd", his audience might have heard it differently than we do as they interpreted it through Isaiah 53.

Jesus' disciples show little faith during a storm on the sea of Galilee.

Jesus issues one of his seven "I am" statements in the gospel of John. 

In today's Psalm, David goes from fear to faithful trust. He is being pursued by his enemies but in his lowest state, he finds a way to have confidence.