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“A Night on the Lake”
Faith over Fear, Fixing Our Eyes on Christ, and Sovereign Deliverance
Before reading, enter into the scene: midnight on the stormy Sea of Galilee, contrary winds, and the disciples toiling at the oars. As Jesus walks upon the white-crested waves, hear His gentle voice saying, "Be of good cheer; it is I; be not afraid."
The Desire of Ages
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Take a quiet moment to pause, pray, and meditate on these living truths.
You may engage with 3 gentle devotional review questions, record insights in your journal, or advance when ready.
“What caused Peter to begin sinking after successfully stepping out onto the water at Jesus’ word, and what does this teach us about our daily walk of faith?”
“Sovereign Lord, when the winds of life blow contrary and darkness surrounds us, keep our eyes fixed upon Jesus. Reach out Your hand and lift us above our doubts and fears.”
Identify an area of current anxiety or storm in your life, surrender it completely in prayer, and refuse to look at the waves instead of Christ.
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