Storms Happen (Mark 4:37)

Life inevitably brings

_ . Storms aren’t just physical but

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_ and

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.
John 16:33 – Jesus assures that

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will come in this world.

Storms can be:

Corrective: When God

_ us (like Jonah).
Perfecting: When God

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_ us in faith.
The phrase “God never gives you more than you can handle” is

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.
Instead, God allows situations beyond our control so we learn to

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Him more deeply.

Jesus Is With You (Mark 4:38)

Even as the storm raged, Jesus was

_ showing His

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_ and trust in God’s will.
The disciples focused on the

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_ instead of Jesus, leading to

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_ and

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.
John 14:27 – Jesus offers

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, not as the world gives.
When facing storms, the greatest danger isn’t the external situation but

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_ in our hearts.
Like the disciples, we often cry out, “God, do you even

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} with us.

Jesus Has Power Over All (Mark 4:39)

Jesus

_ the wind and waves with His word, and the storm immediately

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.
His authority over

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reminds us that no force is greater than Him.
1 Thessalonians 5:24 – “He who calls you is

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} you through it.

Trust in Jesus, Not Circumstances (Mark 4:35)

Jesus

_ the journey across the sea.
He knew the storm was coming but still

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_ them into it—to teach them

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.
God doesn’t always

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the storm, but He gives

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_ through it.
Instead of fearing life’s uncertainties, trust in the One who

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_ the wind and waves.

Conclusion:
You are never

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} is with you.
The real question: Where will you

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_ when storms come?
Don’t focus on the

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} and live.