Here take two....
This is a great story that we can all relate to. It's a story about a man who like the rest of us heded the Masters call to take the walk of faith with him and at the same time to him....stick with me here. We all came looking for the Lord and asking is it really him, he wants us to understand that we have ALWAYS needed to look to him whether we are in the midst of our own "storms of life" no matter how great the storm, how big the waves, no matter how impossible the situation even if it seems that we are sinking and we feel we have no hope, all we have to do is call upon the name of the Lord and asked to be saved and he will be there with out hesitation. It says Peter cried out and IMMEDIATELY he saved him. IMMEDIATELY! Salvation? Sounds like a good plan to me.
Another take on it is that on our walk with Christ we all experiance our own storms and are told to "keep our eyes on the prize" so to speak. If we take our eyes off of Jesus then we can become overwelmed and start to sink. So basicly in all things we always need to look to Jesus and not be distracted by anything this world has to throw at us.
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