The Anchor Holds

Today, I want to talk about a man who walked across his storm. For him, it was a literal storm at sea. Today, we are going to talk about Peter. Jesus had just completed the miracle of feeding the five thousand and needed some time alone to fellowship with God. He had the disciples get on a boat and told them to go to the other side of the sea. While the disciples were sailing across the sea, they entered a huge storm. Suddenly, the watch saw Jesus walking on the water. Peter,

Today, I want to discuss how to navigate life’s challenges. Last time, we discussed why we face challenges. I encourage you to read that and come back to this blog. Today, we are going to look at the Israelites. Through Jesus, we have a new covenant. As Christians, we tend to read more in the New Testament, as it discusses our new relationship through Christ. However, the Old Testament is an example for us to see what to do and what not to do.             After wandering in t

Storms. We all go through them. They are something we wish we could avoid. But why do we go through them? That is the question I want to explore today. A common idea is “if God is so mighty and in control, why does He let bad things happen to people?” The answer is simple: we live in a fallen world. To fully understand, let's go to Genesis, where God gives man dominion over the earth. Genesis 1:26 in the King James Version says, “And God said, Let us make man in our image, a