Text: Matthew 14: 22-23
 
Introduction.
 
- Jesus receives the news of the death of John the Baptist. Matthew 14:12
- Jesus calls the apostles to another place. Matthew 14:13
- The multitude runs and gets there before Jesus. Matthew 14:14
-The place is a desert; Jesus multiplies the bread and the fishes. Matthew 14:17-21
- John 6:15 says that the multitude wanted to make Jesus the king in the place of Herod.
- Jesus orients the disciples ( Matthew 14:22 ) says goodbye to the multitude ( Matthew 14:23 ) and goes to pray by himself ( Matthew 14:23 )
- Jesus lived for everyone until he gave his own life on the cross.
- He is our example of prayer. Even though he was tired, he didn’t stop praying.
- At 3 o’clock in the morning he saw the boat in the storm and he gets closer.

01. Storms are inevitable.

- Matthew 14:24
- The disciples had spent the day with Jesus; they had seen a great miracle.
- Matthew 14:26. Jesus comes closer. He was the only one who could help.
- Our live is not different.
 
02. During storms, we should look at Jesus.

- Matthew 24:30
- Peter makes a prayers, he goes right to the point, the necessary.
- Matthew 24:28 shows the impulsive Peter.
- And Jesus always accepts him, hears and helps Peter.
- Stay firm looking at Jesus. If we look to the side, we drown.
- Peter looks at Jesus and walks on the water.
- When he sees the waves (circumstances) he begins to drown.

03. Adore Jesus after the storm is gone.
 
- Matthew 14:33.
- When Jesus helped others with his miracles, the disciples never adored Jesus, They just watched everything.
- Now a miracle in their lives, they adore.
- The help of God comes when we seek with an only hope.
- Matthew 14:30. Jesus extended the hands in answer to the faith.
- Many seek Jesus, are blessed and then “turn their back to him”

Conclusion.

- Matthew 14:32.
- Do you have Jesus in your life? In your house?
- Luke 6: 47-49. In his teaches Jesus remembers the storms.
- Where have you put your life in?
- With Jesus it’s easier to face storms.
- Believe in Jesus only.