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Once Jesus rebuked that wind, the waves were easily calmed. Look at what the Bible says happened: Mark 4:39, “And He arose and rebuked the wind and said to the sea, Hush now! Be still (muzzled)! And the wind ceased (sank to rest as if exhausted by its beating) and there was [immediately] a great calm (a perfect peacefulness).” Hallelujah!
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I don’t know why Jesus takes us into storms. I don’t know why he lets our families, friends, our loved ones, and even our church sail into storms, but he does. But Jesus gets in the boat with us. Jesus is in the boat. There are other times when Jesus isn’t with his disciples in the boat in the New Testament (Matthew 14:22-33; Mark 6:45-52; John 6:1...
Jesus, if he wants to, when he wants to, can get up, rebuke the wind and waves and say, “Quiet! Be still!” And the wind and waves will immediately die down and be completely calm. You will go from being in a storm-tossed sea to Lake Placid. That’s exactly what happens to Jesus’ disciples. Jesus gets up, rebukes the wind and waves, and they all calm...
Jesus is the God who enters into the storm of humanity and takes that storm upon himself so that you and I can find peace. Jesus asks why they’re afraid. Because they face imminent drowning! Why doesn’t Jesus fear death? Because Jesus knows that one day he is going to drown, but that’s not this day. One day Jesus is going to willingly drink the cup...
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Ice-Breaker– What’s your favorite water activity? *It’s up to the group leader whether to spend more time in Bible study or sharing life below. Save 10 minutes for prayer at the end (start prayer at 10:15 AM). Bible Option 1 – Read Mark 4:35-41 and Psalm 107:23-32. What’s the Psalm about? How does it help us interpret Jesus’ miracle and understand ...
Dear Church, Thanks for listening to this past Sunday’s sermon on Mark 4:35-41. My big idea was: Jesus is Lord in the storm. Jesus is Lord over the storm. Jesus is Lord under the storm. Reflection: How has Jesus revealed himself to you in your life storms? Can you think of a time Jesus silenced your storm in a sudden and unexpected way? Sermon: The...
Nov 13, 2020 · Verse 39 says, When Jesus woke up, he rebuked the wind and said to the waves, “Silence! Be still!” Suddenly the wind stopped, and there was a great calm. The way Jesus “rebuked the wind” may be an indication of who was behind the storm. This rebuke by Jesus is the same rebuke He gave a demon back in Mark 1:25.
Apr 6, 2017 · Jesus rebukes the wind. Now this alone is interesting. Jesus speaks a word of rebuke to the wind. What is interesting about Mark’s use of the verb “rebuke” here, is that it is the same kind ...
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Jun 17, 2021 · Notice that Jesus doesn’t rebuke the disciples. He rebukes the storm. He tells the wind and the water to be still. The storm immediately responds. All is calm. It is here, in the calm after the storm, that Jesus questions his disciples about their fear and their faith. Not in the middle of the struggle,…
