-The Great I Am Walks on Water
Reading: Exodus 3:1-14; John 6:16-21
Reading: Exodus 3:1-14; John 6:16-21
When Jesus said "It is I" to the terrified disciples, He was declaring "I AM"—the same name God gave Moses at the burning bush.
By walking on water, Jesus demonstrated His absolute deity and sovereignty over creation. The chaos that terrifies us is merely a footstool for our God.
No force of nature, no circumstance in your life, is beyond His control.
The wind and waves are His servants, working at His command.
When Christ enters your storm, He may not immediately stop the wind, but His presence bridges the gap between your distress and your destination.
You don't need to row harder or bail faster—you need to recognize the Great I AM in your boat.
By walking on water, Jesus demonstrated His absolute deity and sovereignty over creation. The chaos that terrifies us is merely a footstool for our God.
No force of nature, no circumstance in your life, is beyond His control.
The wind and waves are His servants, working at His command.
When Christ enters your storm, He may not immediately stop the wind, but His presence bridges the gap between your distress and your destination.
You don't need to row harder or bail faster—you need to recognize the Great I AM in your boat.
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