South Florida Keswick 2013 | Night 2
Description
Walking on Water: The Power of Divine Dissatisfaction
Are you dissatisfied with a “safe” faith? In this stirring Night 2 message from the South Florida Keswick 2013 convention, the speaker (introduced as a longtime colleague of Dr. Burchell Taylor) explores Matthew 14 and the radical call to step out of the boat.
The sermon delves into why a focus keyword like “divine dissatisfaction” is essential for spiritual growth. Using Peter’s walk on the water as a guide, we learn that true spiritual adventure isn’t recklessness—it’s obedience to the word of Jesus. Discover why looking at the wind and waves is a “recipe for results” you don’t want, and how to keep your eyes fixed on the only one who can keep you afloat. If you are tired of the status quo, it’s time to hear Jesus say, “Come.”
Focus Scripture: “But when he saw the wind, he was afraid and, beginning to sink, cried out, ‘Lord, save me!’ Immediately Jesus reached out his hand and caught him.” — Matthew 14:30-31
Details
- Date: May 16, 2013
- Topics: Christian Adventure, Divine Dissatisfaction, Faith, Faith Over Fear, Jesus, Walking On Water
- Preacher: Rev. Allen
- Books: Matthew
- Series: Convention 2013
- Passage: Matthew 14:30-31
- Service Type: Convention
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