In Darin Weiss's sermon "Don't Fear The Storm," he addresses the theological topic of divine sovereignty and human fear, highlighting the relationship between faith and trust in God's presence during life's trials. Weiss argues that fear can paralyze individuals, drawing upon his personal experience of being stuck on a roof as an illustration of how overwhelming circumstances can lead to spiritual, emotional, and physical paralysis. He references Matthew 8:23-27, where Jesus calms a storm, emphasizing that His question to the disciples, "Why are you afraid?" is not an inquiry for information but a challenge to their lack of faith. The practical significance of this message lies in the reassurance that God's sovereignty and presence grant believers peace, urging them to trust in Him through life's uncertainties.
“Fear, human fear... can be paralyzing, debilitating to our whole lives.”
“Jesus isn't asking for information... It's absurd that you would be frightened in this situation.”
“All of your fear that is happening right now is you think you're losing control, when in reality, I've been here the whole time, and I am in control.”
“It's by faith in Jesus that will get us through any storm of life.”
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