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EPISODE · May 3, 2026

Why are you Afraid? How Is it that you have no Faith?

from Southcliff · host Dr. Carroll Marr

I Fear Grows when we forget who's in the boat. II Fear Rules when we believe Jesus Isn't responding. III Fear Fades when we remember His Power. IV Faith Rises when we trust who's in the boat. Have you ever followed Jesus right into the middle of a storm? In this episode, Dr. Carroll Marr continues our series, Questions Jesus Asked, by diving into one of the most dramatic scenes in the New Testament: Jesus calming the sea. We often assume that being in a storm means we’ve taken a wrong turn, but as the disciples discovered, some storms come specifically because we are being obedient to His word. Dr. Marr explores four movements of the heart during a crisis: Fear Grows when we forget who is in the boat. Fear Rules when we believe Jesus isn’t responding. Fear Fades when we remember His power. Faith Rises when we trust the One who commands the wind and the waves. If you are currently facing a "mega storm" in your life—whether financial, relational, or physical—this message is a reminder that your confidence is not found in the size of your problem, but in the size of your Savior. Discover why Jesus asks us these probing questions not to scold us, but to invite us into a deeper, more transformative trust. Key Takeaway: Jesus doesn't just calm the storm to make you comfortable; He does it so you can see Him clearly.

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