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Peter Walks on Water
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What was Peter's occupation before being called by Jesus?
Editor of Fish & Game magazine.
Worked at Hunting and Fishing
A fisherman
Owned a fish and chip shop
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What caused the disciples to be so afraid?
Jesus came to them in a dream.
Jesus appeared all of a sudden in their boat..
Jesus came to them walking on water.
Jesus wasn't able to calm the storm.
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What did this experience teach the disciples?
That Jesus is a show off.
That Mary wasted lots of money on swimming lessons for Jesus
That Jesus really is the Son of God.
That Jesus can do some crazy tricks.
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What did Peter learn from this event?
Jesus takes our little faith and does amazing things.
Be careful what you ask for.
A swim ring is useful when Jesus calls you out of the boat.
If you don't want to get wet, stay in the boat.
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What does Jesus say to the disciples to let them know it is him and not a ghost.
Peace, I leave you. My peace I give you.
Take a chill pill!
Boo!!
Don't be afraid. Take courage. I am here.
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Where did Jesus go after he had sent the disciples off in their boat?
He went to the temple to pray.
He went into the garden of Gethsemene to pray.
He went into town for a burger.
He went up the hill to pray.
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What does Peter ask of Jesus when he sees him walking on water?
Lord, teach me to pray.
Lord, save me!
If it's really you tell me to come to you walking on water.
Lord let me sit in a place of honour next to you one day.
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What happened when Peter took his eyes off Jesus and focused on the large waves.
He hurt Jesus' feelings.
He got wet.
He began to sink.
He drowned.
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What great miracle did the disciples witness prior to seeing Jesus walk on water
Jesus healed a man with leprosy.
Jesus rose from the grave.
Jesus finished his sermon in less than 20 minutes.
Jesus multiplied the loaves and fishes.
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