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52. Jesus and the Storm: Fear to Faith
@titusjbwn559 · 02 October 2026
There are storms that make sense, and storms that feel like they come out of nowhere. A storm on the Sea of Galilee makes sense, in a way. The region is known for sudden shifts in weather, and small boats don’t have much margin for error. Still, the story in Matthew 8:23-27, Mark 4:35-41, and Luke 8:22-25 doesn’t land on the meteorology. It lands on the human heart in motion, the way fear spreads faster than information. Jesus and his disciples are in the boat togethe
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25. Jesus and the Brokenhearted
@titusjbwn559 · 02 October 2026
Brokenhearted is one of those phrases people use like a weather report. They’ll say someone is brokenhearted the way they might say the sky is cloudy. But the first time you sit with a person who is truly brokenhearted, you feel how heavy the words actually are. It is not just sadness. It is disorientation. It is a mind that keeps returning to the same moment, the same sentence, the same phone call, as if repetition could undo what already happened. And if you are a Chri
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72. Jesus’ Words for the Anxious Heart
@titusjbwn559 · 02 October 2026
Anxiety has a way of making your mind feel like it is working overtime for you, when really it is working against you. It stacks questions faster than you can answer them, turns ordinary uncertainty into a threat, and then asks you to live there. I have watched that happen up close, in my own chest and in other people’s lives, where the body gets tight before the thoughts ever become clear. When someone is anxious, they do not usually need a lecture about hope. They need
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