Jesus Calms a Storm || Lent ep. 30 || Luke

Branch Together brings Christians together to read the Bible every day. We know as Christians that we are called to "branch out" and reach the world around us, but first we must come "together" and develop habits that help us grow to be more like the people Jesus is calling us to be. So before we Branch Out, we Branch Together. Some people might call this Daily Devotions, or Quiet Time...whatever you call it, our videos kickstart your most important daily habit.
In addition to starting your day with Scripture, we create videos to help you study, memorize and worship.
BT is run by a couple churches working together in Red Bank, NJ. (Branch Church - branchchurch.org and First Baptist Church - fbcredbank.com)
Scripture quotations have been taken from the New Revised Standard Version, or the Christian Standard Bible.

[@Jesuspenthucostuministry1234]

Wounderful message Thank you so very much

[@jojow8416]

Thank you for this BEAUTIFUL message. I was blessed to have Jesus come to me after a near death accident. My time with Him was beyond words however I will say that all we need to do to experience His love and calming divinity is to ask Him to enter our life and repent our sins.

[@desrickgurule2871]

Thank you for this message!!! You did a great job.

[@Aco747lyte]

I have known Jesus for over 50 years, and I believe He can do anything within His Father's will, and I pray that we be still and feel calm in the presence of our Lord ...and let Him take control of our everyday lives and that of my damaged horrible hate-filled and broken country, the UK. My country and its government needs you Lord, to calm each and every one of us. Raise up and strengthen the elderly, put Your Spirit into each and give us peace. In the name of Jesus, Amen!

[@martimgr]

Lady, it was a pleasure hearing your words today. Thank you

[@elizabethheadid5996]

Amen thank You Lord Jesus! 🙂❤

[@helenscruggs6263]

You did very well with the teaching, I appreciate it. Thank you.

[@SELAHPAUSE]

🗣AWESOME JUST PLAIN AWESOME🙌🏾🙏🏾☝🏾

[@soniaharidas8577]

Who Jesus is,its a good thought to ponder on, Amen ❤

[@ingodwetrust2335]

@Jenna I want to say thank you for this beautiful outlook on Luke 8:22-25. You put it great perspective and made it crystal clear. I pray you do more of these you have a spiritual gift and it flows so naturally through you. You spoke the words as if you were in the boat with them. Thank you and may God continue to bless Branch Together in the work you all are doing to educate those in the WORD OF GOD!! #beblessed

[@matthewnungesser5638]

Amen, this is all so true. I forget all to often of what he can do.

[@teresannarehaluk8499]

Thank you for these messages as I woke up with the buzzing of thoughts and needed to be encouraged

[@christophervaughn3770]

What a wonderful message I work offshore as I am now and I don't always have a chance well actually I never have a chance to go to church when I'm out here LOL so what a wonderful blessing to have Branch together teaching Christian faith and Bible lessons thanks again guys!

[@danielverhulst1378]

If only, with firm resolve, we begin to live according to God's law, we do not need to fear any sort of attack from those who do not understand, for to him who has truly begun to live according to God's Law, all that hap pens to him at the hands of men, happens for his profit and to the glory of God. It is especially necessary not to fear being forced to move from a place we like to a place we dislike, a place of fear and uncertainty, un fathomable as to God's plan in it for us. What harm did the wickedness of Joseph's brothers do to him? Was not rather his involuntary departure for Egypt the means of his rise to glory, the saving of his brothers from famine and the establishing of the conditions for all the wondrous works of God through Moses in Egypt and in the wilderness? Pagans and heretics often chased Orthodox Christians into barbarian regions. What happened then? Did this annihilate Orthodoxy? No; it rather confirmed it in the souls that were exiled and scattered among the barbarian peoples. The evil heretic Lucius drove the famous Macarius and several of the Tabennisiot hermits out of Egypt to a barbarian island, where all the inhabitants were idol-wor shipers. But these holy men, by their teaching and example, quickly suc ceeded in baptizing the whole island. Bishop Nikolai Velimirović, Prolog, 21 September. B# 80, pp. 746-747