Sermons About Storm
All is Not Calm, All is Bright
If anyone tells you that following Jesus is all smooth sailing, (health, wealth, complete victory now), don’t believe them. Exhibit A: the life of Christ. Exhibit B: the life of Paul and the Apostles. Exhibit C: Paul’s journey from Caesarea to Rome. You could call chapter 27 “The Disastrous Voyage.” Today in the Word we follow Paul on his journey to proclaim the gospel to Rome, the center of the world. This chapter reminds us of the inevitable storms in life, and also of the watch- care of the Lord over His people. Because of these two realities, we can modify the words of the classic Christmas carol, and say, “all is [not] calm, all is bright.”
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A Category Five Faith
Jesus calms the storm and leaves the disciples asking, "What kind of man is this?" Why does this miracle and not the others leave the disciples pondering the very nature of Jesus? As Pastor Simmons addresses that question, you'll discover what it means to conquer the category five storms of life.
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Church Matters - II
Life is full of storms. Why does God at times lead us into them? What might we learn about ourselves, about God and about what is most important as a result? Pastor Doug explores some of these questions as we study the story of Jesus calming the storm in Mark 4:35-41
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Why Doesn't God Calm Our Storms?
Acts 27 - Paul's troubles provide encouragement for those of us who seek to emulate his missional lifestyle.
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The Storm
In part 10 of our Images of Jesus series, we look at the disciples' lack of faith, and the promise of a Father in our own storms.
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Jesus calms the Storm!
Jesus stills the storm, and He is with us still in the midst of our own storms!
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