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THE MIRACLES OF JESUS

CHRIST

The Walking on Water Mt. 14:22-33


THE WALKING ON WATER MT.
14:22-33
• Jesus was off praying on the
mountain and the disciples were
on a boat off shore.
• During the Night Jesus came to
the boat walking on water.
• The apostles thought it was a
ghost.
• Jesus Said “It is I, Do not be
afraid”
• Peter proclaimed “command me
to come out on the water to you.”
FIRST UP 2
CONSULTANTS
THE WALKING ON WATER MT.
14:22-33
• Peter went out and began to walk
on the water
• He became afraid at the wind and
the waves
• Peter started to Sink and Cried out
“Lord, Save Me!”
• Jesus reached out and caught him
• Jesus asked Peter “Oh you of little
faith, why did you doubt?”
• When they returned to the boat
Peter said, “Truly you are the Son
of God” FIRST UP
CONSULTANTS 3
LESSONS FROM THE STORY
• Making room for God: Jesus sent the
disciples away so that he could go
alone to the mountainside and pray. Even
with his busy schedule, Jesus made 
spending time with God a top priority.
The story reminds Christians of the
importance of setting aside room for
God.
• Recognizing the Lord: Even though the
disciples had been with Jesus for a long
time, they didn't recognize him as he
approached in the storm. The story
reminds Christians that they may not
recognize the Lord when he comes to
them in the middle of their own personal
storms. FIRST UP 4
CONSULTANTS
LESSONS FROM THE STORY
• Keeping focused on Jesus: Peter did not begin to
sink until he started looking around at the wind
and the waves. For Christians, the lesson is that
when they take their eyes off of Jesus and focus
on their difficult circumstances, they begin to sink
under the weight of their problems. If we cry out
to Jesus in faith, he will catch us by the hand and
raise us above seemingly impossible
surroundings.
• Restoring faith after a lapse: When he left the
boat, Peter started out with good intentions, but his
faith faltered. Nevertheless, Peter's leap of faith
did not end in failure. Even in his fear, he cried out
to the Lord, knowing that Jesus was the only one
who could help him. Peter's experience reminds
Christians that a lapse of faith is merely a lapse
and that the Lord is still there for believers when
they call for him. 
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CONSULTANTS
LESSONS FROM THE STORY


Weathering the storm
with Jesus: When
Jesus climbed into the
boat, the storm ceased.
Believers can rest
assured that when they
have Jesus in their boat,
he will calm the stormy
waters of life. FIRST UP 6
CONSULTANTS

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