(Chilren)Jesus calms the storm

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Monday October 26th, 2020

Memorize: Philippians 4:7

« And because you belong to Christ Jesus, God’s peace will protect all your thoughts and feelings. His peace can do this far better than our human minds.»

Read: Luke 8:22-25

One day, Jesus got into a boat with His disciples and said to them, “Let’s cross to the other side of the lake.”

So they set out, and as they sailed, Jesus fell asleep. While He was sleeping, a strong wind started to blow, and as the waves washed over the side of the boat, it filled up with water.

The disciples woke Jesus, saying, “Master, Master, we’re going to drown!”

Jesus got up and said to the wind and waves, “Be calm!” At once, the wind died down and the big waves flattened out. Then Jesus said to His disciples, “Where is your faith?”

But the disciples didn’t answer because they were amazed and afraid. They said to one another, “Who is this man that even the wind and the waves listen to Him?”

Can Jesus calm stormy emotions too?

Emotions are feelings caused by things that happen around us or things that happen to us. Some situations can make us feel peaceful and happy; others make us feel sad, embarrassed, angry or afraid.

On a windless day, a sailing boat goes nowhere. A boat needs some wind to take it from one point to another. But wild storms can cause a boat to be tossed around like a cork.

At times you may feel as though you are in a storm because of something that has shaken your confidence. It may be a problem at school, or maybe there are changes happening in your life. Jesus calms the helpless feeling of being tossed about by waves of trouble!

Although your situation may not change straight away, Jesus can bring peace to the stormy feeling in your heart. The disciples had Jesus in their boat—you have Jesus in your heart! Knowing that He is with you can help you get to the other side more easily.

Study questions

1 – In your own words, explain in details today’s memory verse

2 – Compose a prayer in which you are thanking Jesus for always being there for you.

Author: Dave Strehler  

Text edited by Naomie       

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