But when he saw the strong wind and the waves, he was terrified and began to sink, “Save me, Lord.” He shouted.
Matthew 14:30
In the darkness of night, Jesus came walking to His disciples across the stormy sea.
Based on His word to “come,” Peter had the courage to walk on the water to Jesus.
Imagine how amazed Peter was as he took step after step, looking at Jesus, doing the impossible.
As long as Peter focused on what Jesus said, he was fine.
But when he started focusing on what he saw, he began to doubt and sink.
It’s the same principle in life.
If you stay focused on what you see, you can get talked out of your dreams.
You have to stay focused on what God says.
When you focus on what He promises, you’ll walk on water. You’ll go places you couldn’t go on your own.
You’ll overcome obstacles that are much bigger.
The winds and waves are a test.
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