How do we see both the humanity of Jesus, and the divinity of Jesus, on display in this text? Why are both of those elements of His nature so important, theologically?

Why do you think that God allows for His children to go through situations and seasons that are difficult, or frightening, or even dangerous?

What experiences or circumstances in your life cause you to panic, or cause your faith to waver, like the disciples in this text?

How does Jesus’s sovereignty over all things speak to those circumstances in your life? What would it look like to trust Him in the midst of it?

Why do you think that we tend to fear the things of this world (loss of employment, material possessions, health, etc.) more than we fear God (in His judgment and wrath)? What does it look like to cultivate a healthy fear of God?

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