Mt. 14:29 says, “… he walked on the water…”  I don’t doubt that he did walk on the water.  The point is back in v. 28, Peter says, “…if it be thou, bid me to come…”

A weak faith is always wishing for signs and miracles. 

However impossible the thing commanded by Christ may appear, it is certain he will give power to accomplish it to those who receive his word by faith; but we must take care never to put Christ’s power to the proof for the gratification of a vain curiosity, or even for the strengthening of our faith.

It was by faith in the power of Christ he was upheld, when that faith failed, Peter began to sink. 

It was not the storm described in v.30 that caused the sinking, but the LITTLENESS of faith.

It’s a simple matter of a “trusting belief” that He is able and that we MOVE FORWARD on that faith.  

To have the desire to accomplish is one element.  But do you have the faith needed to MOVE FORWARD and conquer your objective?

Dig Deep!

I’m a firm believer in, not just setting, but knowing my priorities.

Too many times have I experienced defeat by having my priorities out-of-whack. And, I’ve witnessed many people on the fast track to reaching/achieving their goals all of a sudden fall short because their priorities were out-of-whack.

The greatest sermon ever given to mankind is Jesus Christ’s Sermon On The Mount. A tremendous amount of application can be derived from the Gospel of Matthew Chapters 5, 6, and 7.

I want to focus on one particular verse, 6:33, “But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto.”

The Fruit of the Spirit come from a pure heart. It’s from a pure heart that God requires when seeking his will. From a pure heart He can impute His qualities, or characteristics, into us… Love, Joy, Peace, Long-Suffering, Gentleness, Goodness, Faith, Meekness, and Temperance.

It’s the business of bringing forth these characteristics that should engross our lives. Worldly desires, cares, and inquiries ought to end… and Grace should abound. Grace is the way to glory – holiness the way to happiness.

Allowing righteousness to take precedence in our lives leads to heaven and earth too. Godliness has the promise of both lives!

“…and all these things shall be added unto you.” Having your priorities in check, and looking for God’s will first will constitute a surplus of God’s promises. He promises an overly abundant life.

We all have desires for a better life in this world. But set your priorities. Seek heavenly things and earthly things will be, “added unto you.”