When Jesus walks across the water toward the disciples, he is showing us something profound: God does not stay distant from our storms—he steps into them with us. And when he calls Peter out of the boat, he is extending the same invitation to us.
When Jesus walks across the water toward the disciples, he is showing us something profound: God does not stay distant from our storms—he steps into them with us. And when he calls Peter out of the boat, he is extending the same invitation to us.
When Jesus walks across the water toward the disciples, he is showing us something profound: God does not stay distant from our storms—he steps into them with us. And when he calls Peter out of the boat, he is extending the same invitation to us.
When Jesus walks across the water toward the disciples, he is showing us something profound: God does not stay distant from our storms—he steps into them with us. And when he calls Peter out of the boat, he is extending the same invitation to us.
When Jesus calls, he is leading us to something greater than we could ever imagine. Like Peter, may we choose obedience over doubt, trust over fear, and step boldly into the deeper waters of faith. What is Jesus asking you to do that feels counterintuitive?
When Jesus calls, he is leading us to something greater than we could ever imagine. Like Peter, may we choose obedience over doubt, trust over fear, and step boldly into the deeper waters of faith. What is Jesus asking you to do that feels counterintuitive?
When Jesus calls, he is leading us to something greater than we could ever imagine. Like Peter, may we choose obedience over doubt, trust over fear, and step boldly into the deeper waters of faith. What is Jesus asking you to do that feels counterintuitive?
When Jesus calls, he is leading us to something greater than we could ever imagine. Like Peter, may we choose obedience over doubt, trust over fear, and step boldly into the deeper waters of faith. What is Jesus asking you to do that feels counterintuitive?
When Jesus calls, he is leading us to something greater than we could ever imagine. Like Peter, may we choose obedience over doubt, trust over fear, and step boldly into the deeper waters of faith. What is Jesus asking you to do that feels counterintuitive?
What does it look like to follow Jesus and be a disciple, not simply treat faith as a supplement to our lives or an additional self-help solution to living a good life. Throughout Lent, we will learn what it means to follow Jesus through the eyes of a fisherman—Peter. In this first week, we will explore how Jesus calls ordinary people into an extraordinary mission.