What is the significance of Jesus being our 'ship'?

In the context of Acts 27, the ship becomes a powerful metaphor for Christ as the means of salvation for believers. Paul asserts that those who remain in the ship will be saved. Similarly, in Christian theology, Jesus Christ is our refuge during tumultuous times. His broken body, represented in Communion, serves as the vessel through which we are delivered from our sins and the storms of life. As declared in John 14:6, Christ is the way to salvation, providing assurance that despite the trials we face, He is sufficient to carry us safely to our eternal home. Emphasizing reliance on Christ rather than our strength underscores the essence of sovereign grace theology.