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  • Teacher, Do You Not Care If We Perish? Series

    Contributed by W Pat Cunningham on Jun 19, 2024
     | 707 views

    If I have done no evil, nothing but good, Lord, why am I being punished?

    Twelfth Sunday in Course 2024 Psalm 107, which we prayed as our response to Scripture today, is what we call a todah song. When an Israelite had a big problem, like being thrown into prison because of a minor offense, or being about to drown as the boat is foundering in a storm, he would make a ...read more

  • The God Who Calms Every Storm

    Contributed by Rev. Samuel Arimoro on May 3, 2025
     | 301 views

    God’s power over storms is absolute. He is not limited by natural forces, human threats, or impossible situations. When we trust in His ability, we experience peace in the midst of chaos and testimonies after every trial.

    THE GOD WHO CALMS EVERY STORM By Rev. Samuel Arimoro Main Text: Psalm 107:28-30 "Then they cry unto the Lord in their trouble, and he bringeth them out of their distresses. He maketh the storm a calm, so that the waves thereof are still." Supporting Texts: Mark 4:35-41; Nahum 1:3; John ...read more

  • Faith Through Storms

    Contributed by David Dunn on Oct 18, 2025
     | 100 views

    Faith through storms means trusting the unseen Christ, whose presence anchors us when silence roars and waves threaten to overwhelm.

    The Wreck The November wind howled across Lake Superior like a living thing—cold, relentless, merciless. The kind of wind that makes grown men tighten their collars and check their ropes twice. It was November 10, 1975, when the Edmund Fitzgerald—a massive ore freighter, proud and trusted—faced ...read more