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February 20
The sailors, soldiers, and prisoners on the ship in Acts 27 had to make a few hard decisions about the final part of their journey. They decided to beach the ship and ran it aground. They had to rely on proven seamanship to survive. God has given us the knowledge to survive the shipwreck's of life if we know it and use it.
February 5
Most people travel life with a circle of friends. These relationships are God's provision for our encouragement when the storms of life rush down upon us. We can't endure them alone. Paul was an encourager to everyone traveling with him. Survival is about others.
January 29
Shallow water poses one of the greatest threats to sailing vessels. If too shallow, the ship may strike rock formations or other things protruding from the sea floor. The life journey is threatened by stirring seas and fierce winds. In the shallows that can be very dangerous.
January 22
The storms of life rush down on us like the fierce wind that assaulted the travelers in Acts 27. Since they couldn't escape the winds or outmaneuver the currents, they took strategic steps to weather them. These preventive actions provide storm survival lessons that equip us to deal with the strong forces that often batter our lives.
January 15
Seasons define the waters of our journey because they direct the currents, the winds, and the motion of the world. Predicting and adjusting to the seasons is a sailor's discipline. Survival in the storm often depends on how well this is done. Sailing in certain seasons is dangerous. Paul and his entourage discovered this and how to survive the shipwreck.