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21 cze 2015 · Jesus does not chastise or reason with their fears. He does not seek to correct their poor theology or remind them of the whole tradition of God’s deliverance and care for the people of Israel. (in contrast to Matthew’s narrative in which Jesus’ first critiques the disciples’ lack of faith, 8:26).
Jesus has power over the storms of life, experiences them alongside us, loves us, saves us from them and wants us to trust him more than we do. Let’s look at a lesson that might not be so obvious. Storms don’t worry Jesus. He’s right there with us during them, but he’s perfectly calm about them.
12 lip 2020 · Scripture: Mark 4:35–41. Introduction. In Mark 4:35-41 we come to a familiar story that pushes us to ask an important question: Who do we believe God to be? And along with that a related question: how does our understanding of who God is impact the way we respond to difficult seasons in life?
Verses 35-41: Jesus Calms the Storm As they cross the Sea of Galilee, a violent storm arises. Jesus, awakened by His fearful disciples, rebukes the wind and the waves, showcasing His divine authority and power over nature.
24 cze 2018 · Jesus gives no explanation for his desire to travel across the Sea of Galilee in the evening instead of waiting until morning, which would make for a safer voyage.
In our familiar story this morning the disciples of Jesus have their lack of faith exposed in the crisis of the storm on the Sea of Galilee. Jesus rebukes them with some stinging words for their cowardice and lack of faith. They have allowed their fears to consume their faith.
Mark 4:35-41 – How is it that You Have No Faith? A. The parable of the soils and the purpose of parables. 1. (1-9) Presentation of the parable of the soils. And again He began to teach by the sea. And a great multitude was gathered to Him, so that He got into a boat and sat in it on the sea; and the whole multitude was on the land facing the sea.
