What do you do when the wind gets loud and your faith feels small? We explore two storm scenes—Peter stepping onto the waves and the disciples waking a sleeping Jesus—to show how attention shapes experience and why focus can turn panic into steady steps. Along the way, we open the door to honest doubt and deconstruction, not as dead ends but as invitations to bring hard questions to the source and hear a living “Come.”I share how “little faith” shows up in our reactions, our timelines, and our circles, and why leaving the boat of hopelessness often starts with curating inputs and choosing voices that build hope instead of fear. We talk practical rhythms for anxious times: Scripture meditation that reframes headlines, short breath prayers that interrupt spirals, gratitude lists that anchor memory, and pre-deciding to pause before posting. These small, repeatable moves keep our eyes on Jesus even when the waves refuse to calm.You’ll hear a simple but demanding thesis: focus determines your future. The world’s chaos may not change today, but your attention can. When we center on the presence and character of Christ—His authority at rest, His hand extended, His record of faithfulness—our choices shift. We speak peace instead of panic, act with courage instead of impulse, and remember who is in the boat. If you’re tired of sinking beneath the news cycle, this conversation offers clear steps back to solid footing and a reminder that proximity to Jesus is the safest place to stand.If this resonated, subscribe, share it with a friend who needs calm, and leave a review to help others find the show. Tell us in the comments: what practice helps you keep your eyes on Jesus when the wind gets loud?Send us a textSupport the show

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