Andrew Wommack and Greg Mohr Live Bible Study Notes – 2/7/17 - 1

Andrew Wommack and Greg Mohr Live Bible Study Notes – 2/7/17

Navigating the Storms of Life – Outline 1
(Scripture verses in this outline are taken from the New King James Version of the Bible unless otherwise indicated.)

I. Navigating the storms of life

A. The storms of life come to us all

1. Matthew 7:24-27 – Being a doer of the Word and not a hearer only will prevent our
spiritual houses from blowing away in a great battle in life—whether physical,
financial, or relational.

2. John 16:33 – “These things I have spoken to you, that in Me you may have peace. In
the world you will have tribulation; but be of good cheer, I have overcome the
world.”

a. None of us are exempt from storms, but there are things we can do to prepare
for them and respond to them that will protect us when the raging winds are
blowing and the devil is trying to huff and puff and blow our house down.

b. In hurricanes, people board up their windows and evacuate.

c. In tornadoes, people listen for sirens and use storm shelters and safe rooms.

d. In blizzards, people use snow shovels, plows, chains, and snowblowers.

e. Jesus told us here to keep our eyes on Him and get our peace from Him in the
midst of the storm—in other words, make Him our storm shelter.

3. Psalm 61:3-4 – “For You have been a shelter for me, A strong tower from the enemy.
[4] I will abide in Your tabernacle forever; I will trust in the shelter of Your wings.
Selah.”
a. Jesus is my shelter and strong tower in the midst of every storm of life!

B. Examples of some personal storms our family has been going through recently: Marty,
Janice’s mom, another close family member going through relationship crisis

1. Psalm 34:19 – “Many are the afflictions of the righteous, But the LORD delivers him
out of them all.”
a. God has made a way for us to navigate through every storm of life.

2. It is helpful to know what kind of storm you are dealing with so that you can apply
the scriptural remedy to navigate it successfully.

C. Four categories of storms

1. Storms of our own making

2. Storms caused by others

3. Attacks of the Enemy against the will of God

4. Inward storms

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