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So, the first thing He wants you to know is that He is there. The
second thing He wants you to know is that the storm is under
His feet. He is in control.

If you fail again and say, “It’s not enough that You are there
and You are in control,” or, “Get in the boat and do a miracle.,”
or “I want to see a miracle,” I promise you that in your struggle,
the Lord will not forsake you. If you struggle at the oars He’ll
come walking by. He doesn’t want to get on the boat. He wants
you to know that it’s Him and that it is under control. If you
still fail and say, “Get on the boat,” He will not fail you. He
will get on board and do a wonderful miracle.

Some of you might be in a position where you said, “I failed. I
invited Him on board to do a miracle and He didn’t come. I
asked Him to heal my loved one. I needed a miracle and He
didn’t come. I didn’t want that person to die. I asked the Lord
how come He didn’t come on board and do a miracle. I didn’t
want to lose my job and I didn’t want to go bankrupt and I asked
Him for a miracle.”

If you need it, He will always come on board and do a miracle.
If He didn’t come on board, you might have more faith than you
think you have. Maybe you didn’t need it. You went on
without it. He doesn’t want to come on board but if you need it
to go on with Him, He’ll come on board and do that miracle.
So, perhaps you have more faith than you think you have.

When He comes aboard, because it’s sight, He will do a miracle
and He’ll calm the storm and He’ll take you to your destination.
He’ll do one more thing; He’ll mildly rebuke you for your little
faith (Mark 6:52). Where is your faith? You didn’t learn the
lesson of the loaves. So, that’s the first story and now I want to
wrap it up with the second one. I can relate to Him on the
mountain or I can relate to Him going by and letting me know
He is there and He has it under control or I can relate to Him on
the boat; faith, sight, or mixture.