← ArchiveGod is BiggerGod is Bigger than the StormDateMarch 22, 2020SpeakerDr Josh BurnhamText—Passages in this sermonRomans 84:05Lamentations 35:41Luke 8:2226:17Luke 826:31Psalms 733:54TranscriptMachine transcribed. Click any line to jump there.0:00Thank you for worshiping with us online. I praise His name that the church is not a building or an institution, but the bride of Christ is a people. I'm thankful for technology that helps us connect spiritually, even when we cannot gather physically because of COVID-19. We want you to know that your leadership team has prepared for you. We have prayed for you. We desire that this worship time will be an encouragement, and we expect God to move greatly in your life.0:28I also ask you to remember this day when the physical church could not assemble. May our physical absence create an eternal hunger for the people of God to treasure these moments when we gather together in the name of Jesus. I pray that we never take for granted the power of the Lord working in His gathered community. For the remainder of the service, our pastors will be online to encourage and pray for you.0:58So feel free to interact with us on social media and take a moment to share this on your social media feed to encourage someone else that needs the good news of Jesus Christ. Well, let's worship together, wherever we're at.1:15Sing this chorus with us. Sing with joy now. Our God is for us. The Father love is a strong and mighty fortress.1:41Raise your voice now. No love is greater. Who can stand against us if our God is for us? Let's sing that chorus again. Sing with joy now. Our God is for us. The Father love is a strong and mighty fortress. Raise your voice now.2:11No love is greater. Who can stand against us if our God is for us? All right. One, two, three, four.2:32Let's all sing together. We won't fear the battle. We won't fear the night. We will walk the valley with you by our side. You will go before us. You will lead the way. We have found a refuge. Only you can save. Sing with joy now. Our God is for us. The Father's love is a strong and mighty fortress.3:01Raise your voice now. No love is greater. Who can stand against us if our God is for us? All right. Even when I stumble, even when I fall, even when I turn back, still your love is sure. You will not abandon.3:29You will not forsake. You will cheer me onward with a never-ending grace. Sing with joy now. Our God is for us. The Father's love is a strong and mighty fortress. Raise your voice now. No love is greater. Who can stand against us if our God is for us?4:05Romans chapter 8. Neither high nor death can separate us. Hell and death will not defeat us. He who gave his Son to free us holds me in his love. Sing with joy now.4:26Sing with joy now. Sing with joy now. Our God is for us. The Father's love is a strong and mighty fortress.4:54Raise your voice now. No love is greater. Who can stand against us if our God is for us? Sing with joy now. Our God is for us. The Father's love is a strong and mighty fortress. Raise your voice now. No love is greater. Who can stand against us if our God is for us?5:22Who can stand against us if our God is for us?5:38Amen. Amen. Lamentations chapter 3 says this. It says, Because of the Lord's faithful love, we do not perish. For his mercies never end. They are new every morning. Great is your faithfulness. Wherever you're at this morning, we pray that you are thankful for the faithfulness of God. And that his mercies are new. And they never run out. Praise the Lord.6:08His mercy is more. Stronger than darkness, new every morn. Our sins, they are many. His mercy is more. And what love can remember no wrongs we have done.6:34Omnish and all-knowing, he counts not this song. Thrown into a sea without bottom or shore. Our sins, they are many.7:02His mercy is more. Praise the Lord. His mercy is more. Stronger than darkness, new every morn. Our sins, they are many. His mercy is more.7:29His mercy is more.7:41Now what patience would await as we constantly roam. Oh, a father so tender is calling us home. And he welcomes the weakest, the vilest, the poor. Our sins, they are many. His mercy is more. Praise the Lord. His mercy is more. His mercy is more.8:10Stronger than darkness, new every morn. Our sins, they are many. His mercy is more. Riches of kindness he lavished on us.8:30His blood was the payment. His life was the cost. We stood neath a debt we could never afford. His mercy is more. Our sins, they are many.8:59His mercy is more. Praise the Lord. Praise the Lord. His mercy is more. His mercy is more. Stronger than darkness, new every morn. Our sins, they are many. His mercy is more.9:28Our sins, they are many. His mercy is more. His mercy is more.9:57Behold the wondrous mystery. In the dawning of the King.10:27He, the theme of heaven's praises. Roamed in frail humanity. In our longing, in our darkness. Now the light of life has come. Look to Christ who condescended. Took our flesh to ransom us.10:57Ransom us. Come behold the wondrous mystery. He, the perfect Son of man. In His living, in His suffering, never trace nor stain of sin.11:19See the true and better Adam. Come to save the hell-bound man. Christ the great and sure fulfillment. Of the law in Him we stand. Come behold the wondrous mystery.11:48Christ the Lord upon the tree. In the stead of ruined sinners, hangs the lamb in victory. See the price of our redemption.12:13See the Father's plan unfold. bringing many sons to glory, grace unmeasuring. Love untold. Come behold the wondrous mystery. Come behold the wondrous mystery.12:36Slain by death, the God of life. But no grave could e'er restrain Him. Praise the Lord, He is alive. What a foretaste of deliverance, how unwavering our hope.13:00Christ in power, resurrected as we will be when He comes. Come behold the wondrous mystery, slain by death, the God of life. But no grave could e'er restrain Him.13:29Praise the Lord, He is alive. Amen. Amen. Thank you for worshiping with us. Let's turn to the word now. Thank you for worshiping with us today. Right now, homes are full of people worshiping together throughout our community. So we just want to say thank you for your faithfulness to gather. We want you to know that we miss you and we know that while we cannot gather physically,13:58we know that God is uniting our hearts spiritually for our good and for His glory. Throughout history, the church has been a catalyst for good and helping those in need during difficult moments. In AD 250 in the Roman Empire, the Romans experienced one of the greatest plagues in history. And listen to how one historian describes the church's response.14:26He said if the non-Christian response to the plague was characterized by self-protection, self-preservation, and avoiding the sick at all costs, the Christian response was the opposite. And we believe that God has given the people of Christ a unique opportunity to speak truth, hope, and love into our world right now more than ever before. So we're going to take some moments to pray and encourage one another as we seek the Lord with those who you are gathered with in your home.14:53Maybe even designate a person to lead out in prayer as we discuss and pray over these important issues in our nation and our world. The first group we're going to pray for in the first theme is the prayer for wisdom and faith during this difficult time. So we're going to give you some moments to pray and then I will lead us as we pray for wisdom and faith in our lives.15:22So we're going to give you some moments to pray and then I will lead us as we pray for wisdom and faith in our lives.15:44Father, we know that you show us in your word that we should walk by faith and not by sight. And we also know that, Lord, you tell us that anyone who lacks wisdom should ask and you will generously and abundantly give because you're a loving Father.16:08And Lord, we confess to you right now that we need faith and wisdom more than we ever have. So Lord, give generously, give freely. Build our trust in you more today than we had yesterday. That we would see the cross of Jesus Christ as the most glorious, powerful, loving example of your mercy that the world has ever seen.16:34So Lord, show us how to walk in faith. Show us how to walk in wisdom. We pray in Jesus' name. And we just want to take some time now to pray for the healing and the safety of those in our community and those that are not in our community that have been affected by this virus in some way.16:54And we also want to take this time to pray just for our medical professionals that they would have wisdom as they care for those in need. So let's take a few minutes just to pray for those things. God, we thank you that in you,17:21we have everything we need.17:51We have hope. We have joy. We have peace. And we have confidence. God, we believe that you are the creator. We believe that you are the redeemer. We believe that you are the sustainer. And we also believe that you are the healer. So God, would you be with those that have been affected by this virus physically both in our community and around the world that you would provide healing where there needs to be healing? God, would you provide wisdom and resources to the medical professionals as they care for those in need?18:21God, would you provide protection and safety for all who are in their homes and those that are not? That we would not walk in fear, but we would be wise and we would walk in faith. God, would we make decisions that honor you, that are for our good and for your glory?18:47God, we pray all of this in your perfect name. We also want to take a moment as a community of faith and pray for gospel opportunities with our neighbors and our friends, where we work, where we shop. So take time around the coffee table right now and pray that God would give you gospel opportunities in your community.19:12God, we pray that God would give you gospel opportunities in your community. God, would we pray that God would give you gospel opportunities in your community. God, would we pray that God would give you gospel opportunities in your community? God, would you pray that God would give you gospel opportunities in your community? God, would you pray that God would give you gospel opportunities in your community? God, would you pray that God would give you gospel opportunities in your community? God, would you pray that God would give you gospel opportunities in your community? God, would you pray that God, would you pray that God would give you a gospel opportunity in your community? God, would you pray that God, would you pray that God would give you a gospel opportunity? Father, your word says, how beautiful are the feet of those who bring good news.19:40Lord, that's our conviction, that we would live lives of boldness and bring good news to those who are desperately in need of hope and love.20:00Father, we ask that this world would see their frailty and see that you are the sustainer of life, that you would bring eternity on the hearts of men and women, that they would confess their sins and turn to Jesus Christ as their only hope in life or in death.20:25Lord, give us the opportunities to share the hope that is within us and the boldness to take those opportunities with faith and truth. Lord, this is our prayer. We ask in the name of Jesus. And now we just want to take some time just to pray for our leaders.20:51We want to pray for the leadership in our church and in our churches. We want to pray for the leadership in our community. And we want to pray for the leadership of our country, that as they make decisions, that they would have wisdom from God as they make decisions that affect all of us. So let's take some time now just to pray for our leaders.21:21God, I pray for the wisdom of our leadership. I pray for the wisdom of our pastor, the leaders in our church and our community,21:49and the leaders in our country, that as they make decisions on behalf of a multitude of people, God, and as they make decisions that affect each and every family, God, would you be with them? Would you guide them and would you steer them with the authority and the power of your word? God, would their leadership and their decision-making be an honoring to you? God, would they look to you as they lead?22:20And God, would we all be wise to submit to leadership? God, would we be slow to speak and quick to listen? God, would we follow for your glory? God, would we make decisions for your glory? And I pray all of this in your name. Amen. And finally, we want to pray for unity and peace in our households,22:45in our neighborhoods, in our communities, in our state, in our nation, and with nations throughout the world. So take a moment with those that you're gathered with right now and pray that Christ would bring unity and peace in a world that so desperately needs peace right now. And finally, we're going to pray for unity and peace in our hearts.23:11And finally, we're going to pray for unity and peace in our hearts. And finally, we're going to pray for unity and peace in our hearts. And finally, we're going to pray for unity and peace in our hearts. And finally, we're going to pray for unity and peace in our hearts. And finally, we're going to pray for unity and peace in our hearts. And finally, we're going to pray for unity and peace in our hearts. And finally, we're going to pray for unity and peace in our hearts. Father, we thank you that you hear our prayers23:41as you promise us in your sacred word. Lord, we thank you that Jesus Christ is our Prince of Peace, our Everlasting Father. And Lord, we ask that by your divine, righteous hand that the nations would not rage against one another, but you would bring leaders to a place where they can with wisdom navigate the difficult decisions,24:10with truth and words that honor one another, that do not inflame situations, but that bring peace to even the most difficult moments. Lord, we pray for peace and tranquility and understanding and for people who are shopping and hoarding. Lord, that this mentality of self-preservation would be broken. Lord, that you are our ultimate sustainer and you are our ultimate provider.24:38Lord, that you are our ultimate provider. Lord, that you are our ultimate provider. Lord, that you are our ultimate provider. Lord, that you are our ultimate provider. Lord, that you are our ultimate provider. Lord, that you are our ultimate provider. Lord, that you are our ultimate provider. We thank you that we pray to the one that provides and sustains. Lord, bring peace and healing to our land. We pray in Christ's name. Amen.25:08Amen. These are the words of C.S. Lewis. With over 200,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19 around the world, economies coming to a screeching halt, movement restricted by social distancing, growing isolation and at risk populations.25:31I believe that Yahweh is shouting to our world in our moment of pain. He is saying to you, "Run to me, trust me.25:56I see your need. I see your fear. I see your hurt. And I know about your storm." God wants you to know that he is bigger. And today's encouragement from the word of the Lord comes from Luke 8:22. And the theme of today's message is simply, "God is bigger than the storm."26:24So join me in Luke 8 as we read the word of the Lord. And as we apply that to our lives. One day, Jesus and his disciples got into a boat and told them, "Let's cross over to the other side of the lake." So they set out.26:53And as they were sailing, Jesus fell asleep. Then a fierce windstorm came down on the lake. They were being swamped and were in danger. They came and they woke him up saying, "Master, Master, we are going to die." Then he got up and rebuked the wind and the raging waves. So they ceased and there was calm. He said to them, "Where is your faith?" They were very fearful and amazed asking one another, "Who then is this?27:21He commands even the winds and the waves. And they obey him." Let's pray. Father, we ask for your peace in our life. And we know that true peace is only found in the Prince of Peace. Help us see, by eyes of faith, your holy enduring word. Help us love Christ more than we ever have because you love us first.27:50We pray this in Jesus' name. Amen. We see that one day, Jesus and his disciples got into a boat. Our lives are full of one days, aren't they? In fact, I believe that our lives are series of one days. I imagine that this day in the boat on the Sea of Galilee was much like every other day for these fishermen and their teacher.28:17Then one day happened. Would you ever have believed that one day you could identify Wuhan, China on the globe? Or that COVID-19 would be common vernacular? You see, for us, these days started like any other day.28:43And the same for the disciples. Whether you acknowledge it or not, I believe that God is doing 10,000 different things in your life today, as he is every day. And you and I are, at best, privy to three of those. I believe that every day God is sparing me from 10,000 dangers.29:09And at best, I know two of them. See, I believe that today is anything but ordinary. For the disciples, this day was overwhelming, but God was in control. You see, our God is so big, your worst days are simply his one days. God is bigger than our storm. And the disciples one day, this day, get into the boat with Jesus, their master, their teacher, their rabbi.29:38And they journey from one side of the lake to the other. The Bible says that they set out. And as they were sailing, rabbi fell asleep. As Jesus was catnapping, a dangerous storm arose. Galilee and the lake that's contained within its borders is surrounded by steep mountains, which funnel winds in a very strategic situation for those who are fishing on the lake.30:05So much so that winds fiercely rage and ravage sailors if they are not careful. Strong squalls form at a moment's notice. This storm here was sudden and serious. Not only was the wind terrifying, but we see that the disciples said the boat was swamped. In this moment, fear gripped the disciples and they felt seemingly alone.30:34Have you ever felt this way? Maybe right now is that moment in your life where everything in your world is chaotic. Everything feels like you're being consumed and being swamped. And you look around and you feel by yourself. Maybe you feel like you're about to capsize financially, physically, emotionally, socially, or even spiritually.30:59God wants you to know that you are not alone. Remember, there is not one storm in your life that catches God unaware. When the storms hit and when the winds rage, know that God is bigger than your storm.31:22Now we see at this time, while the winds were raging and the seas were swelling, Jesus the Messiah was snoring. Now let me read that again. They set out in verse 23. They were sailing. Jesus fell asleep. The fierce windstorm came down on the lake and they were being swamped and they were in danger. And Jesus was still asleep.31:51Have you ever felt that in your greatest time of need that God was asleep at the wheel? Maybe you feel right now that you are in need and Jesus simply does not care. I can only imagine the anxiety and the stress of the disciples in this moment. Why? Because the one who they trusted, the one who they hoped, he was asleep. Why was he sleeping?32:20Maybe because Jesus as a man was exhausted from healing the sick and making the lame walk and giving sight to the blind. Maybe they thought, well, Jesus simply doesn't care about our needs. God doesn't care about our lives. But of course he was not sleeping because he thought that their lives were of nothing. Jesus rested and was at perfect peace to remind us that God brings peace into any storm.32:46Now, there's a powerful eternal truth here. You see, Jesus' mood contrasts the approaching chaos. Remember, when your world is spinning out of control, calm and rest is found in Jesus Christ alone. Only Jesus can sleep during the most difficult tempest.33:13Only those who have found that Christ truly is the Prince of Peace can also shalom in the fiercest storm. And I want you to know if your heart is unsettled because of all the chaotic events that are occurring around us right now. Run to the one who can sleep in the midst of the storm. Run to the one who brings peace in the most difficult days and the most difficult fears you can ever imagine.33:40But I think there's another truth here as Jesus is resting. In the Hebrew Bible, the image of sleep expresses the inactivity or the absence of God as we see in Psalm chapter 7. In a moment, the disciples had to make a choice. Did God even care?34:09Jesus' rest begged the question to the disciples, "Do you trust me?" And maybe you are there today. Maybe in your life, you are at a crisis of faith. Asking God, "God, where are you? People are dying. Families are being destroyed. Finances are crumbling. God, where are you when I need you?" And God's response to your storm is that He does care.34:38Never mistake the Lord's lack of panic for His lack of activity in your life. God is bigger than your storm. And in that moment, in the midst of the storm, someone has the brave idea to wake up Jesus. We're not told here who draws the short straw. But can you imagine the disciples wrestling with who has to wake up the Son of God?35:06We don't know who woke Him up, but we do know what they say. The disciples say, "Master, Master, we are going to die. Do you even care?" And this evocative reduplication of language reminds the urgency that the disciples have. They didn't say, "Hey, wake up, Jesus." They asked Him, "Master, Master, do you care?" There's urgency in their voice.35:35The disciples may have felt that they were alone. But all along, Jesus was watching over them. What a great example in their darkest moment of what we should do when we are in need. The disciples sought refuge in their Lord by going to Him, by waking Him, by speaking to Him. I believe it's often in our darkest moment, our most difficult storms, that we fundamentally understand that God is listening the most.36:02How did Jesus respond? Did He rebuke the disciples? Did He ask them why He was woken with such harsh words? Did He say, "I don't have time for you?" No. God did what He always does for those in need. He delivers His people.36:31You see, you are not an inconvenience to Jesus Christ. Rather, we are told because God loves us through Christ, run to Him, speak to Him, pray to Him, have faith in Him. We are reminded time and time again, God is bigger than your storm. And so Jesus wakes up, He gets up, He looks at the seas, He looks at the wind, and He rebukes nature.36:54It's as if Jesus actually looks at nature and says, "Y'all knock it off. Leave them alone." So they ceased and there was calm. Truth be told, there was already calm in the boat. His name was Jesus Christ. But now there's calm surrounding the boat. Some scholars would call this a miracle of nature.37:23Others label it a rescue miracle. I don't know about you, but I need the rescue that only Jesus Christ can provide. And I am so thankful for a Savior that is infinitely greater than my biggest storm and my greatest difficulty. But that's not all to the story. After Jesus speaks to the wind and He speaks to the waves, He then turns His attention to His brothers, His disciples.37:52And He asked a very simple question in verse 25. He says to them, "Where is your faith?" And in that moment and with that very question, the disciples were punched in the mouth and were punched in the gut. Jesus is not asking them if they have an initial faith.38:20You see, I believe they're with Christ in the boat because they have an initial faith. They believe Jesus is who He says He is. But Jesus is asking them to have an applied faith, a sustaining faith. He's asking them to have faith that functions in the midst of the storm. It's a faith that had deep roots and can be drawn upon in tough times. You see, Jesus wants you to have a faith in Him that kicks in and recognizes that God is in control when you're in a tough spot.38:48God is bigger than your storm. Mike Tyson once famously said, Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth. Everyone says they have faith until they get punched in the mouth.39:13And I don't know about you, but for many of us, these last weeks have felt like a punch in the gut. And I believe for every single one of us, Jesus is asking, "Where is your faith?" Why would the Messiah ask us that? Because Jesus is bigger than our storms.39:39C.S. Lewis said it best. Pain insists to be attended to. God whispers to us in our pleasures. He speaks in our consciences, but He shouts in our pain. It is His megaphone to raise a deaf world. Hear the voice of the Lord through His word.40:08God calling through His Son, Jesus. In even your darkest day, seek me. Trust me. Do you love me? Will you surrender to me? You see, this is the gospel rescue story. For those who know Jesus Christ, peace is already in the boat.40:33Because Jesus is greater than your storm. Maybe for some of you, you have yet to follow Jesus Christ. We're going to have a song where we can meditate on God's truth and ask the Holy Spirit to help us live out the fact that God is greater through His Son, Jesus Christ, than any difficulty we could have. But as I pray, would you be bold enough to pray and ask Jesus to change your life?41:01Maybe you need to pray a prayer like this. Jesus, today I recognize that it is because of my sin and my mistakes that I need you. I believe that Christ came to live and die and was raised from death to rescue me from my sin. Father, forgive me. I turn from me and I put my trust in Jesus alone.41:28I know that Christ is the Lord and King of all and I will follow Him. If you prayed a prayer like that, we know from Scripture that God hears the faithful prayer of anyone who repents. Church, remember, through anything that we experience, that in our chaos, the Messiah is our calm and Jesus is greater than your storm.41:47We love you. God bless you. May we do the work of our Savior and Lord, Jesus Christ. May we do the work of our Savior and Lord, Jesus Christ.42:08When peace like a river attendeth my way. May we do the work of our Savior and Lord, Jesus Christ. May we do the work of our Savior and Lord, Jesus Christ. May we do the work of our Savior and Lord, Jesus Christ. May we do the work of our Savior and Lord, Jesus Christ. May we do the work of our Savior and Lord, Jesus Christ. May we do the work of our Savior and Lord, Jesus Christ.42:37May we do the work of our Savior and Lord, Jesus Christ. May we do the work of our Savior and Lord, Jesus Christ. We do the work of our Savior and Lord.43:03May we do the work of our Savior and Lord, Jesus Christ. May we do the work of our Savior and Lord, Jesus Christ. 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