Sermons onMatthew 14

• 22:39Matthew 14:25

  …midnight, that's the second watch. From 12 midnight to 3 a.m., that's the third watch. The fourth watch of the night, which I believe is the time of which God sends this angel, is from 3 a.m. to 6 a.m. You see this in Matthew chapter 14, verse 25. The disciples are on the Sea of Galilee trying to keep the boat afloat. Water came in. They dipped it out, but more water came in. And they're beginning to sink.

• 22:54Matthew 14

  And they're beginning to sink. And the Bible says in Matthew 14, verse 25, at the fourth watch of the night, Jesus came walking on the water. The fourth watch. He walked on the water like it was a moving sidewalk, but he waited until 3 a.m. to 6 a.m. When he had given up hope. Do you know what it's like for him to show up the fourth watch of the night? When you hear those words, we've done all that we can do.

Firm Foundation

• 16:36Matthew 14

  And Jesus rebukes the wind and the waves. And the sea was calm. I wonder if that was the moment that Peter said, Jesus, this Jesus cares about me. He loves me. I can cast all my cares about him. Maybe it was in Matthew 14 when it was the moment when Peter was walking on the water because he saw Jesus. And he just wanted to be with Jesus. And then he looks down and he begins to sink. And sometimes all we can think about is Peter sinking.

• 16:54Matthew 14

  And sometimes all we can think about is Peter sinking. But do you remember what Jesus did? Matthew 14 says that Jesus reached out his hands and pulls him up. Maybe that was the moment that Peter said, Jesus, he cares. He saved me. He called me and he rebuked the winds. But now he held my hand. Could it have been the time that Jesus spoke to Peter and said, Peter, man did not reveal this to you.

Colossians

• 25:48Matthew 14

  Are you deepening your life in prayer? We should not only pray in emergencies. We should regularly depend on the Lord in our life. Jesus modeled this to us in his life. Mark 135, Jesus very early in the morning, while it was still dark, he got up. He went out, and he made his way to a deserted place, and he was praying there. Matthew 14, 23. After Jesus dismissed the crowds, he went up to the mountain by himself to pray.

• 2:26Matthew 14

  certain amount of time. Unfortunately, they make us feel so comfortable, we may never want to change the way we do things. Comfort zones, breaking out of those comfort zones. Matthew chapter 14, beginning in the 25th verse and following down to the 33rd verse, and the fourth watch of the night, he came to them walking on the sea. Y'all underline that because that's an interesting event that took place.

• 5:02Matthew 14

  comfort zones. And Lord, do something uniquely different in our lives today. And we give you all the praise and all the glory and all the honor. In Jesus' name we pray. And the church said, amen. On this occasion, in Matthew chapter 14, there are several demonstrations are proof positives that Christ's deity, of Christ's deity, and that led to the disciples' confession. Now, I want you to notice these before I give you the five breakthrough comfort…