MICHAEL FISHER | FAITH | STEP OF FAITH | HEALING | MIRACLES | JERICHO | PETER | WALKING ON WATER 

We all know the story of Peter walking on water. Many times we focus on the end of the story, when Peter takes his eyes off Jesus, starts sinking, and gets rebuked. But we forget the coolest part of the whole thing – Peter walked on water! It’s one of the greatest examples of what it really means to step out in faith and see God come through for you. God wants to do miracles in your life, but you’re gonna need to get your eyes on him and take a step of faith onto the water.

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MICHAEL FISHER | MOSES | JOSHUA | DANIEL | FIERY FURNACE | FAITH | HEBREWS 11 

“My righteous one will live by faith; and if he shrinks back, My soul has no pleasure in him. But we are not among those who shrink back to destruction, but of those who have faith for the safekeeping of the soul.” – Hebrews 10:38-39 The challenge of the Christian life is to keep taking steps of faith with Jesus, even in the face of fear or uncertainty.

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JAKE STIMPSON | CHURCH-PLANTING | CHURCH | COMMUNITY | BOOK OF ACTS | POWER | HOLY SPIRIT

Describing the early church, Acts 2:43 says, “And awe came upon every soul.” Time and again, the New Testament applies the same words to the early church: awe, wonder, amazement, astonishment… Compared to everything seen until that point, the church was different, the church was otherworldly. Because the church was filled with the very real power and presence of God. From the very beginning, God’s Spirit and power dwelt in His church. It is meant to be no different today.

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JAKE STIMPSON | CORONAVIRUS | FEAR | PANIC | PANDEMIC | CHURCH HISTORY | DISEASE | HEALING THE SICK

With widespread panic and fear around the coronavirus, how should we respond? Jesus gave us a clue in Matthew 8, when he was approached by a man who had leprosy, a highly infectious disease feared in the ancient world. For the safety of the community, lepers were expected to live alone outside the city, wear tattered clothes and style their hair to discourage visitors, and shout a warning when people came too close. What did Jesus do? He extended his hand, touched the man, and healed him. Whether this is just another fad virus or a plague of Biblical proportions, we must not run away or close ourselves off in fear or panic. We must not cave to the pressure around us. Instead, we must respond to this crisis in faith and peace and be ready to minister to those in need.

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Jesus called us to walk in the supernatural power of God, yet it seems like so few are actually living that way. What’s the problem? Why does it seem so difficult for us to get it? Check out Part 3 of “A Normal Christian Life” to learn more about overcoming obstacles to living in the miraculous power we’re called to.

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