Lessons from the Storm | Sermon Only | Bishop Keith W. Reed, Sr.
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- Bishop Keith Reed Sr.
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- 59:51
About this sermon
Storms are inevitable, but they are never without purpose. God allows storms not to destroy His children, but to develop them. Some storms are meant to correct us when we have wandered from His will, while others are designed to perfect our faith and mature our character. Peter's experience on the Sea of Galilee reminds us that when our focus remains on Jesus, we can do what seems impossible. The moment we shift our attention to our circumstances, fear begins to replace faith. Even when we begin to sink, Jesus is faithful to reach out, restore us, and continue the work He has started in us. Every storm has an expiration date, and every storm carries a lesson that draws us closer to God. Scripture: Matthew 14:22–33; Psalm 23; Psalm 139; Hebrews 4:14–16; 1 Peter 5:10; Jonah 1 Your faithful giving enables Sharon Baptist Church to continue sharing the Gospel, serving the community, and making disciples. You can give online at thesbc.org/giving or text GIVE to 610-379-3818. If this message blessed you, like this broadcast, share it with your family and friends, subscribe to our YouTube channel, and follow Sharon Baptist Church on Facebook, Instagram, and at TheSBC.org for more life-changing messages. #LessonsFromTheStorm #FaithOverFear #KeepYourEyesOnJesus #TrustGod #Matthew14 #WalkByFaith #BishopKeithWReed #SharonBaptistChurch #TheSBC #ChristianLiving #SundayWorship #StormsDontLastForever #GodIsFaithful #JesusSaves #FaithInTheStorm
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