Walk on Water or Learn to Swim

Walk on Water or Learn to Swim invites you to go on a revolutionary journey of faith, courage, and spiritual insight. In a world where scepticism frequently overshadows belief, this thought-provoking inquiry encourages you to accept the remarkable and face life’s storms with steadfast faith.

Why Walk on Water or Learn to Swim is Relevant Today

Bill delves into Jesus’ profound lessons through colourful narrative and insightful comments, challenging us to move beyond of our comfort zones and walk on water rather than simply learning to swim. Navigate the rough rivers of life, experiencing the tension between doubt and faith like Paul did.

Who Should Read Walk on Water or Learn to Swim?

Walk on Water or Learn to Swim is aimed specifically at young adults and families, providing a road map for recognising and responding to the divine summons in everyday times. With a subtle and genuine tone, Walk on Water or Learn to Swim will inspire you to improve your relationship with God, develop the ability to hear His voice, and embrace the incredible possibilities that await when you dare to trust Him. Dive in and experience the freedom that comes with walking on water!

Walk on Water or Learn to Swim Excerpt: “When Jesus therefore perceived that they would come and take Him by force, to make Him a king, He departed again into a mountain Himself alone. And when evening was now come, His disciples went down into the sea, and entered into a ship, and went over the sea toward Capernaum. And it was now dark, and Jesus was not come to them. And the sea arose by reason of a great wind that blew. So when they had rowed about five and twenty or thirty furlongs, they see Jesus walking on the sea, and drawing nigh unto the ship: and they were afraid.” (John 6:15-19) Now these were not men who wanted to persecute Jesus or crucify Him. They wanted to make Him a king. However, they wanted to make Him a king on a lower realm than what He was already king of. He was a king, but they couldn’t see His kingdom. He demonstrated in His life and His walk that He was a king. Concerning His teachings about the kingdom, He taught the wonders of the kingdom realm, but they could not understand Him.

Walk on Water or Learn to Swim Cont.

It took the day of Pentecost, the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, upon their hearts, to illuminate them and to bring to their minds, the things that He had taught them. Jesus told His disciples that when the Holy Spirit is come, He’ll bring to your remembrance all these things that have been told. When the Holy Spirit came, they then understood why He did not want to be made a King. He did not want to preserve the kingdom of Israel that was on the earth then. It is amazing how God sometimes lets things go under. That is, He does not try to preserve certain things and we do not un-derstand why. Some people lose faith in God because He does not preserve the kingdom of which they are a part, or which they con-sider to be the ultimate in God. They do not understand that He sees so much more that will come forth after the temporal realm is buried and out of their sight.

Walk on Water or Learn to Swim

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