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The Catch and the Calm
Key Truth: Distraction may cause you to dip, but it does not have to cause you to drown. Christ is close enough to catch you and powerful enough to climb into your situation and still the storm. Scripture Anchors: Matthew 14:30-32 Consider This: We are closing our study on the water. We have learned that pursuing God’s plan requires us to leave the boat and ignore the wind. But we must also address the reality of our humanity. Sometimes, the wind gets loud and we look away
Shyreka Sturdivant
2 hours ago2 min read


The Courage to Stay
Key Truth: Pursuing God’s plan will test your faith, but when your focus is fixed on the Creator of the plan, you are guaranteed to be triumphant. The wind is temporary, but the Word is eternal. Scripture Anchors: Matthew 14:27, 30-31 Isaiah 40:8 Hebrews 12:2 Consider This: Last week, we found the courage to leave the boat. But as every Water Walking Woman learns, the miracle doesn't stop the storm. Matthew 14:30 tells us that Peter was doing the impossible until he "saw t
Shyreka Sturdivant
5 days ago2 min read


The Courage to Leave
Key Truth: Pursuing God’s plan often requires the courage to leave the crowd and your comfort zone. You cannot walk on the waves if you are unwilling to leave the safety net. Scripture Anchors: Matthew 14:28-29 Isaiah 43:18-19 Consider This: We often focus on the miracle of the walking, but we forget the weight of the leaving. There were twelve disciples in that boat, but only one had the audacity to make the request. To pursue God’s plan, Peter had to be okay with being t
Shyreka Sturdivant
Jan 122 min read


Pursuing God’s Plan in the Deep Waters
Key Truth: God’s plan for your life does not have an expiration date. Whether you are 37 or 70, the "Water Walking" season of your life is not behind you; it is unfolding right now as you trust His voice over the wind. Scripture Anchors: Matthew 14:28-29 Jeremiah 29:11 Consider This: In the middle seasons of life, it is easy to believe the lie that our "adventurous" faith is over. We often settle into the "boat" of routine, past experiences or even the exhaustion of our da
Shyreka Sturdivant
Jan 82 min read
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