Trusting Jesus in Life’s Storms: Matthew 14 Bible Study

Have you ever felt like you’re stuck in a storm—overwhelmed, anxious, or unsure of what’s ahead?

In this Bible study, we dive deep into Matthew 14, where Jesus walks on the water toward His disciples in the midst of the wind and waves. This powerful passage reminds us that even when life feels chaotic, Jesus is sovereign. He comes to us, walks with us through the storm, and invites us to fix our eyes on Him.

This lesson is not just for your Bible knowledge—it’s for your heart. You’ll discover:

• What it really means to “look to Jesus”
• How to find peace in seasons of anxiety or fear
• Why Peter’s step of faith speaks directly to us today

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(Scripture-Only Printables)

Download clean, easy-to-read Bible verse printables to follow along with our YouTube study on Jesus walking on the water.

• Matthew 14:22–33 Printable (PDF)
  Full passage text of Jesus walks on water and Peter’s step of faith—formatted for comfortable reading during study or group time.
• Mark 6:45–52 Printable (PDF)
  Parallel account highlighting the disciples’ struggle in the wind and Jesus’s comforting words.
• John 6:16–21 Printable (PDF)
  Shorter narrative that emphasizes Jesus’s presence and power over the storm.

How to Use

1. Print the verses (Matthew, then compare Mark and John).
2. Watch the YouTube study and follow along with the text in front of you.
3. Mark repeated words & phrases and underline where fear/faith appear.
4. Memorize one key verse (many choose Matthew 14:27).