WALK ON THE WATER

Matthew 14:29: ""Come," He said. Then Peter got down out of the boat, walked on the water and came towards Jesus."

Peter's impulsive request that led Jesus to say "Come", led him to experience a rather unusual demonstration of God's power. Peter started to sink because he took his eyes off Jesus and focused on the high waves around him.

We may not walk on water, but we do walk through tough situations.

For some of us, this is going to be a season of learning to come when Jesus says, "Come".

For Peter, it was stepping out onto the water. For us, it may be something else.

For some, it may just be learning to say no at times, and not letting guilt have its way because of it.

For others, it may be stepping out and doing something completely different, something not in our routine or scheduled day.

Some of us have had some things drilled into us for a very long time, and God may be telling us that those things that were drilled into us go against His word and are not accurate. The step we must take is in letting those things go and learning the right way of doing things.

Whatever He is calling us to step out into, we need to “come”. Hesitating, pondering and going over and over it in our minds about it will cause us to miss out on some wonderful “walking on the water” opportunities.