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Miracles can happen if we, like Peter, will set aside our fears, our doubts, and our limited understanding and follow Him in faith.

What could have inspired Peter to leave the safety of his boat in the middle of the Sea of Galilee during a boisterous storm? What led him to believe that if Jesus could walk on water, he could too? We can’t know for certain, but perhaps Peter understood that the Son of God came not just to do wonderful things for the people but to empower people like Peter to do wonderful things too. Jesus’s invitation, after all, was “Come, follow me” (Luke 18:22). Peter had accepted this invitation once, and he was willing to accept it again, even if it meant facing his fears and doing something that seemed impossible. Perhaps the Lord will not ask us to step out of a boat in the middle of a storm or contribute our meager supply of bread when thousands need to eat, but He may ask us to accept directions even when we don’t fully understand them. Whatever His invitations to us may be, they may sometimes seem surprising or even frightening. But miracles can happen if we, like Peter, will set aside our fears, our doubts, and our limited understanding and follow Him in faith.

Welcome to Sunday School

The Holy Ghost can open your mind and heart to messages in the word of God that are meant just for you. What do you feel the Lord wants you to learn this week?

Set aside uninterrupted time each day this week to study the following:

Additional study resources:

Follow Him Podcast (Hank Smith and John Bytheway)

Scripture Central (formerly Book of Mormon Central)

Seeking Jesus (John Hilton III)

Watch "Come Follow Up", a companion to Come, Follow Me,

anytime on the BYUtv app

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