'Fierce Storms' - Mark 4:37

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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 to fill with water.

Mark 4:37 NLT

Key Thought​



Storms are a part of life — even for Christians. In fact, storms are a part of life, ESPECIALLY for Christians. While some peddle a "gospel" that proclaims only wealth, blessing, and happiness, we need to remember that Jesus is our hero and example. We are his presence in this world. We know what Jesus' adversaries did to him. He warned that since those adversaries persecuted him, imagine what they might do to us as his followers. [1] While we are blessed and our Kingdom is sure, fierce storms may come. The key is to make sure we're in step with Jesus!

[1] John 15:20.

Today's Prayer​


Father in heaven, give me faith and strength to stand in the hours of my trial. In addition, dear Father, please be with my brothers and sisters in Christ the world over who are facing fierce and violent storms because of their faith. In Jesus' name. Amen.

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