Sentences with phrase «stepped out of the boat»

Peter's relationship with Jesus lets him step out of the boat and, just as important, lets him call for help when he is sinking.

As I search for the words for a sermon or a poem, as I raise teenagers, or as I respond to a crisis in my parish, I feel Jesus» invitation to step out of my boat, to leave behind the safe and the practical in order to toddle toward him.

This is the «stepping out of the boat» factor.

These images of the heart, the cross and stepping out of the boat are what I would call authentic signs of vocation in Christ.

To step out of the boat, in the middle of the storm, onto rough waters, and know that I will stand, eyes fixed on the author and perfect of my faith.

Furthermore, if Peter's faith, which got him to step out of a boat into a howling storm was little faith, then what in the world does great faith look like?

So even though I felt that nudge, the one I've come to recognise as the Holy Spirit announcing something new, inviting me into a place of sacred learning by stepping out of a boat right onto water, I said, «I can't» to that Voice and so I didn't do it.

Peter looked strange stepping out of the boat in the middle of the lake.

I am thankful for Kara's life, for her willingness to step out of the boat to share her faith journey and her life so openly, vulnerably, beautifully and poetically.

There, around Christmas Eve, Cabrillo stepped out of his boat and splintered his shin when he stumbled onto a jagged rock while trying to rescue some of his men from attacking Tongva warriors.

A domestic company established in 2013 and owned by a Balinese, Mahi Mahi Dewata makes sure that all passengers step out of the boat with satisfied feeling.

«This reserve was declared a protected area on December 21, 1991 and is managed by the Placencia based community, Friends of Nature,» announced our guide when we were stepping out of the boat.

Not exact matches

There is nothing really wrong with being in the boat... until Jesus calls us to step out of it!

We take another tentative step out onto the water, a bit further away from the boat of our safety.

Stepping towards Jesus in vocation can feel like stepping out of the comfort of the boat, stepping out of the comfort of a life where we are in charge and we can rely upon our own reStepping towards Jesus in vocation can feel like stepping out of the comfort of the boat, stepping out of the comfort of a life where we are in charge and we can rely upon our own restepping out of the comfort of the boat, stepping out of the comfort of a life where we are in charge and we can rely upon our own restepping out of the comfort of a life where we are in charge and we can rely upon our own resources.

Like a groggy - eyed Jonah waking up from a nap in the dark hull of a boat and giving incoherent answers to questions from desperate sailors caught in a life - threatening storm, we step out of our churches still tingling from the goose - bump worship experience, and give incoherent answers to our neighbors about the problems with their marriage, their wayward pregnant daughter, their drug - abusing son, and what God wants from them to fix it all.

to try, to experiment, to engage, to rock the boats in our churches & our circles of influence, to gain strength & courage from God to step into places we're not used to stepping, to say things we're not used to saying, to live out our faith in ways we're not used to living.

Step out of your comfort zone and eyeball a croc in the «cage of death» or take your seat for a thrilling jet boat ride.

The Sunfish is equipped with a easy on and off kayak step so it is easy for you to get in and out of your Kayak from the Sunfish boat.

Note, getting out of the boat requires visitors navigate a few metal steps up and then several flights of stairs to the top of the island.

But I haven't seen a report anywhere that lays out so clearly the full sequence of steps in the chain: from boats to «ranches» where illegally caught fish are fattened for market before they had a chance to reproduce to government offices in France, Spain and other countries eager to prop up the fishing industry despite the ecological cost.