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EPISODE · Jun 25, 2024 · 28 MIN

Episode 046 - Matthew 8:23-27 - The Sinking Ship of Fear

from Those Crazy Bible Study Guys · host 3NailsCoaching

In Episode 46, "Those Crazy Bible Study Guys" look at a powerful lesson about how when troubles that come upon us out of nowhere we tend to "yell demands" (cry out to God why) versus asking what is this about?   Our times of trouble, while never wanted, are where we tend to grow the greatest.   And being in the middle of the sea in a fishing boat with 13 people and 20 foot waves in the middle of a raging storm is the example that sets the stage for this episode's discussion on leaning on Jesus versus leaning into fear in times of trouble! Join "Those Crazy Bible Study Guys" as they navigate through the scripture, reflect on life's storms, and find comfort in knowing that Jesus is always in control no matter what size of the storm.  LIKING OUR PODCAST?   WE'D SO APPRECIATE A REVIEW on your favorite podcast station or at  - www.ThoseCrazyBibleStudyGuys.com  HELP US GET OUR CRAZY ON!  WE THANK YOU! Venmo us at @ThoseCrazyBibleStudyGuys

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