Mark 4:37-41

The winds and the waves obey Him! The next time you see a wonder of nature, don't just wonder at nature. Wonder at the One who created it all. The One with the power to stop wind and waves with just a word. For he is the same One with the power to change your life. He is the One wit

"But soon a fierce storm came up [as Jesus and some disciples were crossing the Sea of Galilee]. High waves were breaking into the boat, and it began....."

"[After Jesus calmed the storm,] he asked [the disciples], "Why are you afraid? Do you still have no faith?" The disciples were absolutely terrified...."

Don't focus on the building waves or let the pitching boat convince you otherwise. Melissa Troyer reminds us of Jesus who brings peace in the worst of storms, both the early disciples in a boat and us in our troubled world.

"But soon a fierce storm came up [as Jesus and some disciples were crossing the Sea of Galilee]. High waves were breaking into the boat, and it began....."

"When Jesus woke up [in the storm-tossed boat], he rebuked the wind and said to the waves, "Silence! Be still!" Suddenly the wind stopped, and there..."

Christian e-card: Peace, Be Still. - Mark 4:39

You don’t need to be a fisherman to experience a perfect storm. Max Lucado reminds us about finding ourselves about being in a perfect storm and receiving God's perfect peace.

What is the Phil Ware continues with his series on The Story focusing on the What Is and Who Is and the Why Is of Jesus' coming.

What happens when the strom won't let up? The way we handle life's storms can be a powerful witness to those around us just like Stephen's life was.

Instinctive? Maybe. Pervasive? Absolutely! Primal fears have plagued humanity for as long as we have told stories and laid awake at night... afraid! Phil Ware looks at Jesus and how he brings us victory over our worst fears as adults.

We are here to remind each other that we are not forgotten in our struggles of life, fear, and death. We are here to be the heart, hands, and voice of Jesus to the broken. Phil Ware reminds us that we can all reach the end of our rope and not know what to do and this is when Jesus can step in and change everything.