"Steadfast in the Storm" - Mayo Adigun

The best soccer players in the world aren't set apart by their touch. They're set apart by how often they lift their heads — scanning the field every few seconds, because the picture decays that fast. In this sermon from Ordinary Time, Mayo Adigun suggests the life of faith works much the same way. We have been given a true picture of the field: a God who reigns over chaos and is even now making all things whole. But the picture fades. The winds pick up, we look away, and within seconds we've lost it. Tracing three scenes — Jonah singing thanksgiving from the belly of the fish, the Lord enthroned above the storm in Psalm 29, and Jesus walking out onto the water in Matthew 14 — this message lands on a simple claim: chaos does not reign. And when Peter sinks, the hand reaches him before a single word about his faith. For anyone in a season where the shalom you walked in a moment ago is hard to remember, this one is for you. Texts: Jonah 2, Psalm 29, Matthew 14:22–33 Holy Trinity Silicon Valley is an Anglican church (ACNA / C4SO) in Palo Alto, California — a liturgical community for those drawn to beauty, depth, and historic Christian worship. Join us Sundays, or find more info at https://www.Holytrinitysv.org