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Peace in the Storm
Mark 4:35–41
Big idea - Jesus is Lord of the storm and Lord in the storm
1) The storm comes - even when you obey (v35 “let us go over to the other side”)
the disciples were fishermen - they knew storms, and this one scared them
2) Jesus sleeps - not because he doesn’t care
“Teacher, do you not care that we are perishing?” v38
3) Jesus speaks - “Hush, be still” v39
the wind obeys him - Ps 107:29
4) Jesus asks - “Why are you afraid?” v40
fear vs faith - fear looks at the waves, faith looks at him
Close: “Who then is this?” v41 - he is in the boat with you
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