Water-Walking = Snorkel-diving

Matthew 14:29

Peter got down out of the boat, walked on the water...

If he wants to walk on the water, he has to get out of the boat. Similarly, I had to jump out from the boat to enjoy snorkeling.

For me, as a non-swimmer and with a myopia of 1000 degree, to get out of the boat needs immense courage and faith.

Imagine for a moment what it must have been like for me to step out of the boat onto the choppy waves in near blindness, with strong currents sweeping around me and not knowing what lies deep down below the bottomless sea.

When life gets difficult and a little stormy, we tend to hunker down and take fewer risks. But we need to take that leap of faith in order to experience more that He has in store for us!

I focused on my Saviour, took that leap and splashed into the water and saw the beautiful creations He made for my enjoyment. You can do it too, with His strength!

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