07/06 | Lição | As tempestades da vida

📖 **SUNDAY, JUNE 7 — The Storms of Life** **RPSP:** Mark 4:35–41 | ​​2 Corinthians 5:7 --- ✨ **Key Points** Jesus knew the storm even before beginning the journey. The presence of Christ in the boat does not eliminate trials, but guarantees His company in them. The disciples allowed fear to obscure their trust in Jesus' love. True faith learns to trust in God's character even when it does not understand His actions. --- 🌍 **Relevance to Our Times** Many people associate difficulties with the absence or abandonment of God. In times of crisis, it is common to question divine love and care. Fear often tries to take control when circumstances seem to be beyond our grasp. God continues to work even when His action is not immediately perceived. --- 🧭 **Practical Summary** Trust in Jesus' presence during storms. Remember past experiences of God's faithfulness. Avoid interpreting circumstances as a measure of divine love. Exercise faith by walking by God's promises and not by emotions. --- 💭 **Phrase for Meditation** “The storm reveals the size of the waves, but it also reveals the greatness of the God who is in the boat.” --- 🙏 **Reflection** Life's storms often reveal more about our faith than periods of calm. It was in the midst of the wind and waves that the disciples had to decide whether to trust in what they saw or in the presence of Jesus by their side. The same happens to us when we face crises, losses, or uncertainties. Looking at the trajectory of life, we realize that God has never abandoned His children in difficult times. His faithfulness does not depend on the intensity of our faith, but on His unchanging character. Even when we do not understand His ways, we can rest assured that He continues to steer the ship and work for our good. “For we walk by faith, not by sight.” (2 Corinthians 5:7) ---