In order for us to stay on track and keep our focus on God’s Bigger Plan, we need to see God for who He is. Seeing God stimulates a reaction of worship, for what else could a person do?
The disciples witnessed Jesus walking on the water. Peter steps out of the boat and walks on the water towards Jesus. He lost his focus for a second and started to sink, but Jesus reached out and saved him. The bible says that after this the disciples started to worship Jesus. The worship of anything other than God was not permitted, but at this moment their eyes were opened to Christ’s true identity, they saw that He was the true Son of God.
Revelation leads to worship, and worship results in devotion. As we pursue God’s bigger plan, let us focus on seeing Him for who He is, and worship Him with all of our hearts.
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Key Scripture
Matthew 14:28-33
Spring Into Action
https://tpcf.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/SIA-May-2022.pdf
Bible in a Year 2022
This year we are encouraging everyone to take part in the Bible in a Year program. The supporting resource is linked below:
https://tpcf.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/PCF_Bible_in_a_Year-2022.pdf
Pastoral Support or general enquires
If you have any questions or concerns about the issues we are facing at the moment, or you have a pastoral need, email connect@tpcf.org.uk or call 020 8801 1873.
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