Sermon Matthew  14:22-36 Questions                            

1. Faith and Obedience:
   • How does the story of Jesus walking on water illustrate the relationship between faith and obedience?
   • In what ways can we demonstrate obedience to God in our daily lives, even when it seems challenging or counterintuitive?
2. Humility:
   • The sermon emphasizes the importance of humility. How does Peter’s experience on the water serve as a lesson in humility?
   • How can we cultivate humility in a world that often values pride and self-promotion?
3. Prayer and Solitude:
   • Why is solitude important in our prayer life, as demonstrated by Jesus going to the mountain to pray?
   • How can we incorporate moments of solitude and prayer into our busy schedules?
4. Facing Fear and Doubt:
   • How did fear and doubt affect Peter’s ability to walk on water, and what can we learn from his experience?
   • What are some practical ways we can keep our focus on Jesus during times of fear and uncertainty?
5. Community and Support:
   • The sermon mentions the other disciples who stayed in the boat. How can we support one another in our faith journeys, even if our roles differ?
   • How does the concept of “staying in the boat” apply to our roles within the church and community?
6. God’s Timing and Provision:
   • How does the timing of Jesus’ arrival during the storm reflect God’s timing in our lives?
   • Can you share a personal experience where you felt God’s provision during a difficult time?
7. Application to Modern Life:
   • How can the lessons from this sermon be applied to current societal issues, such as division and conflict?
   • In what ways can we be agents of humility and reconciliation in our communities?