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Matthew 8:23–27 & Matthew 14:22–33
A practical training session comparing two storm incidents in Matthew. Discover what Jesus was teaching His disciples about faith, perception, obedience, and peace under pressure — and how to apply it today.
Matthew 8:23–27 & Matthew 14:22–33
Watch the full training session comparing two storm incidents in Matthew — what Jesus was teaching His disciples about faith, presence, obedience, and mission under pressure.
Psalm 119:89 & John 19:30
A training session on the permanence of God's Word and the finished work of Christ. Includes Hebrew and Greek word studies, supporting scriptures, and a participant worksheet.
Psalm 119:89 & John 19:30
A 10-session video series on the permanence of God's Word and the finished work of Christ — Hebrew and Greek word studies, supporting scriptures, and practical application.
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2 CommentsDeacon Thomas R.
The Hebrew word study on "natsab" — meaning to stand firm, to be stationed — completely changed how I read Psalm 119:89. God's Word isn't just written; it's positioned, standing at attention in heaven. That image has stayed with me all week. Thank you, Pastor Jan, for going deep into the original languages.
Sister Renee M.
I've read Matthew 8 many times, but I never noticed the contrast between the two storm accounts until this session. The first storm, Jesus was asleep — He was at rest in the boat. The second, He sent the disciples ahead without Him. Both situations required a different kind of faith. The teaching on perception versus presence was incredibly practical. I'm applying this to a situation I'm walking through right now.