In this meditation, you are invited to enter the story of Jesus calming the storm in Luke 8:22-25 not as distant observers, but as one of those sitting in the boat—feeling the wind, hearing the waves, and encountering the living presence of Christ in the midst of chaos.

Through gentle, contemplative reflection, you’ll be guided to picture the scene — standing by the lake, stepping into the boat with Jesus and His disciples, and experiencing the moment when He speaks peace over the wind and the waves.

As you listen, allow Scripture to come alive in your imagination.

Why not explore this Scripture passage more by using the journal prompts below?

Within todays Scripture, Jesus asks His disciples “Where is your faith?”

• What does this question stir in you today?
• Where are you being invited to trust more deeply?
• How can this passage shape the way I face future challenges or moments of fear?
• What practical step of faith can I take today in response to this reflection?

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In this episode, imagine yourself at the scene where Jesus brings Lazarus back to life. Witness the moment Jesus turns mourning into a miracle. Explore Jesus' words: "Lazarus, come out!"

How do you think Lazarus felt seeing Jesus after emerging from the cave? Jesus is also calling us into new life. How will we respond?

Why not explore this Scripture passage John 11:38-44 more by using the journal prompts below?

• What stands out to you from this Scripture passage?
• What is one take-away message that was revealed to you during this time of prayer?
• What does this passage reveal to you about Jesus' character?

Using Ignatian contemplation, we imagine ourselves in the Scripture passage Mark 8:22–26, journeying alongside the blind man of Bethsaida — touched once, then twice by Jesus as He gently restores the man's sight.

How is the Lord using this Scripture to speak to you?

If you would like to journal about this passage, here are some questions to explore:

• How do I respond when God’s timing feels slower that I’d like?

• What is Jesus trying to help me see more clearly – about Him, about myself or about others?

• What does this passage reveal about Jesus’ character? Think back to the quality you associated with Him at the beginning and think about other qualities and characteristics evident in the passage.

Encounter Jesus healing the sick in Gennesaret.

The boat touches the shoreline. People recognise it is Jesus at one. He is here!

Imagine yourself at the scene, are you a spectator, one of Jesus’ disciples, one of the people who brought the sick to Jesus, or one of those healed by Him?

Questions for journalling:

• When imagining Jesus, what does He look like?
• What the Lord has revealed to you during this prayer time...and how will you respond?

Engage the senses! Imagine you are with the disciples on the boat rowing to Bethsaida when winds begin to increase. You witness Jesus approaching you and the disciples in the boat as He walks on water. How do you feel?

Questions for journaling:

• What is Jesus saying to you today?
• What do you need Jesus' help with?
• What steps can you make to be His disciple on earth?

Within today's episode, we hear Jesus feeding the 5000 (Matthew 14:13-21).

Imagine yourself at a shore, witness Jesus feed 5000 people including yourself. Have a conversation with Jesus, what do you want to say to Him? What is He saying back to you?

Questions for journalling:

What is Jesus saying to you today?