Amen and amen.
You may be seated.
Children, you may go to your King's Kids class just by quick show of hands.
! Who was not alive in 1995?
Please raise your hands.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, I was five.
I was five, 1995.
That was a little joke.
That was a joke.
The chaos maker.
We've all experienced the chaos maker.
Here's what a chaos maker does.
A chaos maker is some kind of event or situation that takes the nice, orderly components of your life and blends it together like a food processor.
Chaos maker makes chaos out of order.
It brings disorder to your life.
And more often than not, in a chaos maker, the effect that it has is it unsettles you.
Makes you feel small.
Makes you feel fragile.
Isolated.
You will feel exposed.
You will see things about yourself that you're like, I've never seen before.
Or you will see things about yourself you don't want to see about yourself.
Nor do you want anybody else to see about you.
Chaos makers range in their intensity and then the duration.
There's a whole bunch of chaos makers out there.
Let me give you an example of some.
Cancer is a chaos maker.
Dementia, Alzheimer's, mental illness.
Chaos makers.
It's when they blend kind of the order of your mind and of your body into disorder.
There's this category that nobody in the room has ever dealt with.
It's out of control kids.
Can be a chaos maker.
They can bring disorder to your order.
And then there are natural disasters.
Let me just name you some.
Hurricanes.
Tornadoes.
Wildfires.
Volcanic eruptions.
Earthquakes.
Tsunamis.
Torrential rain.
Floods.
Mudslides.
Droughts.
They're all chaos makers.
They devastate homes.
They bring death to people.
They destroy livelihoods.
You know what?
I had a dream last night.
Literally, I dreamt this last night.
We had an unstoppable overflowing toilet.
It was an incredible chaos maker.
I woke up in a cold sweat.
Has anybody got a flooded basement?
Raise your hand.
Chaos maker.
Sometimes it feels like you're going from one chaos maker to the next.
Like life's one long string of chaos is.
This morning, we're going to see the king of all creation literally treading on a watery chaos.
Last week, Les preached for us the feeding of the 5,000.
And at the end of that account, people tried to force Jesus to be their king.
But Jesus wouldn't have any of it.
He reveals himself according to his terms.
And this morning, we are going to see Jesus reveal himself in the midst of chaos.
They're his terms.
And my prayer is that it puts hope in your heart.
Because we're all living in some kind of chaos.
So would you turn with me to John chapter 6, verses 16 through 21.
Five verses of big Jesus.
When evening came, his disciples went down to the sea and got into a boat and started across the sea to Capernaum.
It was now dark and Jesus had not yet come to them.
The sea became rough because of a strong wind was blowing.
When they had rowed about three or four miles, they saw Jesus walking on the sea and coming near the boat.
And they were frightened.
But he said to them,
It is I.
The Greek for that is ego ami.
Do not be afraid.
Then they were glad
to take him into the boat.
And immediately the boat was at the land
to which they were going.
May God bless the hearing of his word.
Here's what we're going to do this morning.
Two moves.
First move is this.
I'm going to walk you through this revelation at sea.
And we're going to see the departure of the disciples into chaos.
We're going to see a revelation in the midst of chaos.
And their arrival out of chaos.
And then we're going to pivot.
And I am going to help you apply the good news of this passage to the chaos in your life.
With four principles if I can get to them.
Alright.
So let's walk through this account starting with a departure into chaos.
This is verse 16 and 17.
And just as a reference point,
John 6, 16 through 20,
is also reported on in Mark and Matthew.
So Mark's account is in Mark 6, 45 through 52.
And Matthew's account is in chapter 14, 22 through 33.
And both Mark and Matthew include some details that John intentionally leaves out.
But what this is, is basically an account of a crossing of the Sea of Galilee.
A freshwater lake.
Notice in verse 16,
when evening came.
This is the same day of the feeding of the 5,000.
Or better said, 15 to 20,000 with women and children.
It was a big day.
And a couple things that Mark and Matthew include that John doesn't.
Is this.
First, it's actually Jesus who very intentionally sends his disciples out in their boat.
Very intentionally.
He says, get in the boat.
Depart for Capernaum.
And he stays behind.
So he intentionally sends them out alone onto the Sea of Galilee and remains behind.
Note that.
And second,
Jesus remains behind in order to dismiss the crowds.
So they've just fed 15 to 20 grand.
Jesus is being a good host.
Sending everybody on their way.
They'll probably walk a relatively short distance.
The court along the northern rim of the Sea of Galilee.
Which would have been maybe 5, 6 miles.
Just a few hours of a walk.
But he also goes up on the mountain to pray.
We learned this from Matthew and Mark.
We're not told in Mark, Matthew, or John what he prays.
Just that he does.
So, kind of left.
What did he pray?
A.
To recharge after a long day.
B.
To thank the Father for what he has just done.
C.
To intercede for his disciples because they are rowing into a chaos maker.
Or D.
All of the above.
I would say D.
All of the above.
One thing is clear.
Jesus hasn't intentionally stayed behind in order to send his disciples into a chaos maker without him.
Remember, Jesus chooses to reveal himself on his terms.
It makes you wonder.
What do you think the disciples were thinking as they got into their boat and pushed off into the Sea of Galilee?
I mean, in verse 17, we learn that darkness has already fallen.
So, let's say it's 7.15.
They're pushing out on the sea.
I mean, we've got seasoned fishermen on board.
I'm guessing there was maybe a conversation that went like this.
Maybe it was Andrew to Peter.
Hey, Peter.
How's Jesus?
How's Jesus going to get to Capernaum?
If he's not with us on the boat, how's he going to get there?
And Peter would have probably just said, I bet he'll just walk it.
Okay.
We have seen the departure into the chaos.
Now, let's look at the revelation in the midst of chaos.
This is verses 18 through 21, the beginning of 21.
In verse 18, we see that the sea became rough because a strong wind was blowing.
John describes the sea as rough, which is a little bit of an understatement.
Because Mark and Matthew, they write that the wind was against them, that they were being beaten by the waves,
that they were making headway painfully.
So, as they're pushing off into the lake, I'm guessing they're kind of expecting a pretty calm kind of like transit.
But their orderly crossing of the Sea of Galilee was quickly thrown into disorder because they were thrown into a mixer.
A water chaos.
I used to own a sea kayak.
It was fast.
And years ago, I brought it out on Lake Michigan when the wind was blowing and the waves were big.
I just wanted to see how it would do.
And I'd ride up, I'd paddle up a crest of a wave and then drop down into a trough.
There were big waves.
And it was exhilarating and terrifying.
I felt small.
Powerless.
On a knife edge of drowning.
Vulnerable, in danger.
That was during the day.
I could see everything.
But the disciples are out on this chaos maker of the Sea of Galilee at night.
In darkness.
Dark.
And the deeps are being disorderly and dangerous.
Surely, even these seasoned fishermen were experiencing some fear.
Now, if darkness had fallen at 7 p.m., and just grant that for this point.
Matthew and Mark, they both give this kind of like time stamp.
That something terrifying happens in the middle of the Sea of Galilee at what they call the fourth watch of the night.
And the fourth watch of the night is this window of time between 3 and 6 a.m.
So let's do the math together.
Let's say they push off at 7 p.m.
And they start rowing their boat to shore.
If they're in the middle of the lake, between 3 and 6 a.m., they have been paddling for 8 to 11 hours.
Has anybody paddled for more than two hours?
I see that hand.
They would have been fatigued.
They would have been frustrated.
Because they're thinking, you know what?
If we had just walked, we would have been to Capernaum in half the time.
So they're moving at a crawl.
You know what it's like to be in some kind of chaos maker.
And the time span is just extending.
It can be frustrating and draining.
What has happened here is their order has been dramatically changed into disorder.
The outside chaos brings out the inside chaos of us.
Fear, frustration, isolation, hopelessness.
You feel vulnerable and fragile.
It's just beautiful.
It's just perfect situation to blame other people.
Why is my life so hard in this chaos?
Because this person did it.
Or because God, you brought this about.
But what you need to understand here is that this chaos maker on the Sea of Galilee is no accident.
It's not random.
It's purposed.
Maybe you have an out-of-control wild child.
Maybe you've been diagnosed with cancer or dementia or a loved one that has.
Maybe you've had a flooded basement.
Or some kind of chaos maker.
Could it be that that chaos maker has been sent by God?
Remember, Jesus reveals himself on his terms.
And he has purposefully stayed behind.
In verse 19, this is where things go crazy.
In verse 19, we read,
When they had rowed about three or four miles,
they saw Jesus walking on the sea and coming near the boat,
and they were frightened.
Eight to eleven hours of paddling at a crawl,
in the dark,
in the wind,
in the big waves,
slamming across your face.
And at this moment,
Jesus decides to show up.
It's at this moment,
Jesus decides to reveal himself.
It's at this moment,
in the chaos,
when they're exhausted,
that he chooses to reveal himself.
They see Jesus walking on the water,
coming near the boat,
and they are terrified.
Mark and Matthew say that they think that they're seeing a ghost.
Here's the deal.
Jesus isn't running.
He's not sprinting across the waves.
He's not,
you know,
when you walk out on ice,
and you're kind of like,
is this one going to hold up?
Jesus isn't testing each step.
He's walking.
Surely these waves are big,
so is he walking up the crest and down the trough?
Or, you know,
have you been to the ocean for a summer vacation with big waves,
and you kind of step out into the wave zone,
and it splashes,
and you like stand like granite against it?
Is that how he's going through the waves?
What's the expression on his face?
Is he intent?
Is he smiling?
Is he whistling?
If he had a smartphone,
would he be playing Tetris?
Because this is,
this is no big deal to Jesus.
This is no big deal.
In fact,
in Mark 4,
there's another account of a sea crossing.
This time,
they're on their way to the land of the Gerasenes,
and
huge storm.
His disciples are freaking out.
They think they're going to die.
And what is Jesus doing in the stern of the boat?
He's sleeping.
Because this is no big deal.
And you want to know something else?
In Mark 6, 48,
Mark says,
he meant to pass them by.
Apparently,
he wasn't planning on stopping.
This was going to be a drive-by walking on the water.
And it gives further emphasis that
this is no big deal.
Everybody's going to be fine.
This chaos maker isn't going to
harm Jesus.
And what becomes clear in this moment is this.
The chaos maker
that both Jesus and his disciples are experiencing
isn't affecting Jesus in the same way
it's affecting his disciples.
Maybe a better way to say it
is like this.
The storm at sea
is an announcement
of the arrival
of the king of all creation
walking on the water.
The water molecules of the Sea of Galilee
at this moment
were defying normal physics
in order to serve the will
of their creator and king.
And as he comes near the boat,
the disciples,
they're freaking out.
They think that they're seeing a ghost
because someone incarnate
does not walk
on top of the water.
It's from the darkness.
It's out from the storm.
It's outside the boat
that Jesus says,
it is I.
Do not be afraid.
Do you remember how God spoke to Job
at the end of Job?
He spoke to him out of a whirlwind.
Do you remember when God appears to Moses
in Exodus 3 in the burning bush?
Moses stopped
because this was quite the sight.
There was a bush
that was being burned
by, consumed by fire,
but it wasn't being consumed.
And out of the bush,
God speaks.
Take off your sandals, Moses.
You are standing on holy ground.
And then God introduces himself
to Moses
with his memorial name.
I am who I am.
And when he tells Moses
to go to Pharaoh,
to tell him to let my people go,
Moses says,
who do I say sent me?
And God says,
tell them I am sent you.
I am.
In the Greek translation
of the Hebrew Bible,
it's ego ami.
Ego ami.
Now isn't this
an extraordinary sight?
The incarnate Son of God
walking on the water
without sinking.
That's kind of a burning bush
kind of strangeness.
It's extraordinary.
That little phrase
in Greek,
ego ami,
it is I.
It could be
the typical greeting
that you would greet
one another on the street.
Or if I came to your house,
knocked on your door,
knock, knock, knock,
you say,
who is it?
And I would say,
ego ami.
It's me.
And you'd recognize my voice.
It's Mike.
But given
the context here,
the darkness,
the chaos,
this sense of awe,
I believe this ego ami
is Jesus revealing himself
to his disciples
on his terms.
He's saying,
I am
the great
incarnate
I am.
We'll encounter
another one of these
I am's
in chapter 8
of John
where Jesus says,
before Abraham was
I am,
the Jews
pick up stones
to stone him
for blasphemy
because they think
he's claiming to be God
and no human
claims to be God
unless you're a human
who is actually God.
If you would just turn
in your Bibles
a couple pages
to the left
to John chapter 1
I just want to remind you
of who this
son of God
this Jesus is.
Chapter 1
verse 1
In the beginning
was the word
and the word
was with God
and the word
was God.
He was in the beginning
with God.
All things were made
through him
and without him
was not anything made
that was made.
The word
is the creator
of all.
And the word
became flesh
and dwelt among us
verse 14
and we have seen
his glory.
Glory is of the only
son from the father
full of grace
and truth.
17
For the law
was given
through Moses
grace and truth
came through
Jesus Christ.
If you flip
in your Bible
to the book
of Hebrews
which is at
towards the end
of your Bible
if you've got
a pew Bible
it's on
page
what page
is this?
1187
long ago
at many times
in many ways
is chapter 1
but in these
God spoke
to our fathers
by the prophets
but in these last days
he has spoken to us
by his son
whom he appointed
the heir of all things
through whom also
he created the world
he is the radiance
of the glory of God
and the exact imprint
of his nature
and he
the son
upholds the universe
by the word
of his power.
we're not living
in a random
functioning universe
every molecule
in the universe
is being upheld
by the glorious
son of God.
If you want to look
at Colossians
just one more
just to
for you to see this
this is Colossians 1
verses 15 and 16
he
Jesus
is the image
of the invisible God
the firstborn
of all creation
for by him
all things
were created
in heaven
and on earth
visible and invisible
whether thrones
or dominions
or rulers
or authorities
all things
were created
through him
and for him
everything
that has been
created
has been created
for him
he is the king
of all creation
he's the one
who spoke
everything
into existence
in Genesis 1
out of darkness
and of chaos
he is the one
who in Jonah 1
4
he just kind of
flicks a tempest
onto the sea
in order to
move his prophet
get him from
going to Tarshish
to get him to Nineveh
he is the one
in Psalm 107
who is
who is making
the waves
go high
and go low
he is the one
of Acts 27
who throws another
tempest
onto the sea
in order to get
Paul where he wants
Paul to go
this great incarnate
I am
is the king
of all creation
which means this
this chaos maker
on the sea
of Galilee
is a tool
that Jesus
is using
to reveal himself
to his disciples
he's not afraid
of the storm
the darkness
the wind
the waves
because
he
created it
all
and
it all
serves
him
he created
it all
and it all
serves him
it is I
ego
of me
do not be
afraid
why aren't we
to be afraid
why aren't the
disciples to be
afraid
because
their chaos
making event
is not bigger
than the great
incarnate I am
with them
the king
of all creation
and in verse 21
when they realize
who it is
there's a
mid-sea
transformation
but he said
to them
it is I
do not be
afraid
verse 21
then they were
glad
they've gone
from being
frightened
to being
glad
that's
a transformation
and the
difference
is recognizing
who it is
that just
got into
their boat
you have
chaos
you have a
revelation
in the midst
of the chaos
and then you
have
transformation
that happens
as a result
do not be
afraid
the king of
creation
who rules
all chaos
is with them
in the boat
so we move
from this
revelation
at sea
now to
this
arrival
from the
chaos
now this is
where I need
some
some assembly
participation
are you
willing to
help me
say yes
or no
I don't
think I
heard anyone
say no
have you
ever
heard
the front
end of a
kayak
or a
canoe
or a
pontoon
run
aground
on a
sandy
shore
what does
that sound
like
yeah
I like
to use
shh
will you
do that
shh
now I know
you're not
telling me
to shut
up
you're making
the noise
of a boat
running up
on a
sandy
shore
now I
want you
to give
me
a loud
shh
that was
good
but after
I read
this
I'll point
to you
but he
said to
them it is
I do not
be afraid
then they
were glad
to take him
into the
boat
and immediately
the boat
was at
the land
to which
they were
going
immediately
both Mark
and Matthew
include that
when Jesus
got in the
boat
the wind
ceased
so when
Jesus gets
into the
boat
not only
does the
windy
wavy
chaos
end
they
immediately
run
aground
at shore
Jesus
is revealed
and then
he delivers
now what
what do you
think John
was thinking
when he
included
this detail
about them
immediately
running
aground
on the
shore
shh
here it
is
it's a
contrast
without
Jesus
the disciples
were overwhelmed
by this
chaos maker
at sea
they were
fearful
frightened
frustrated
fatigued
they were
isolated
they were
feeling
vulnerable
feeling
small
they had
been paddling
for hours
and they
were feeling
like this
chaos was
bigger than
them
because it
was
and this
is being
contrasted
with
Jesus
when the
great
incarnate
I am
the
king of
all
creation
when he
gets into
their boat
before any
of their
oars can
touch the
water
they run
aground
the detail
is included
in order to
heighten the
point
of the
one who
walks
on the
water
this
great
incarnate
I am
this king
of all
creation
who
gets
into
their
boat
he
reigns
over
all
listen
to this
this is
John
a section
from
John
Psalm
107
some
went down
to the
sea
and ships
doing
business
on the
great
waters
they
saw
the
deeds
of
the
Lord
his
wondrous
works
in the
deep
for he
commanded
and raised
the stormy
wind
which lifted
up the
waves
of the
sea
they
mounted
up to
the
heaven
they
went
down
to
the
depths
their
courage
melted
away
in
their
evil
plight
they
reeled
and staggered
like
drunken
men
and
were
at
their
wits
ends
!
Now
what would
you have
done
if you
were in
the boat
with Jesus
when it
runs
aground
to the
sandy
shore
I'm
guessing
you would
have
said
who is
this
guy
who
rules
the
waves
and
the
wind
I
think
you'd
be
in awe
of the
one
in the
boat
with
you
I
think
you'd
be
grateful
even
for the
chaos
maker
that
made
it
all
possible
here's
the
point
of the
passage
Jesus
reveals
himself
on
his
terms
and
he
reveals
himself
here
in
the
midst
of
chaos
as
the
great
incarnate
I
am
the
king
of
all
creation
and
this
is
really
good
news
for
us
all
I
mean
we're
living
2,000
years
later
and
it's
not
like
we're
paddling
boats
on
the
sea
of
Galilee
right
but
we
are
regularly
encountering
our
own
chaos
makers
and
they
can
make
us
feel
afraid
they
can
make
us
feel
fatigued
fragile
frustrated
isolated
hopeless
we're
tempted
to
blame
shift
yet
here's
the
good
news
Jesus
Christ
is
the
same
yesterday
today
and
forever
the
same
Jesus
who
is
the
great
incarnate
I
am
the
king
of
all
creation
is
the
same
Jesus
today
he
revealed
himself
to
the
disciples
in
the
chaos
of
wind
and
waves
and
he's
more
than
able
to
reveal
himself
in
your
chaos
of
your
wild
child
of
your
cancer
of
your
flooded
basement
of
your
unexpected
change
Jesus
is
greater
than
your
chaos
he's
the
great
I
am
the
king
of
all
creation
now
today
so let's
apply
this
I've
got
four
principles
let's
see if
I can
get
through
them
quickly
principle
number
one
nothing
even
your
chaos
is
outside
his
providence
there's
no
chaos
maker
that
is
greater
than
Jesus
not
even
close
now
this
will
challenge
how
the way
you
interpret
your
experiences
because
most
of us
tend
to
interpret
it
our
chaotic
circumstances
as
though
they're
somehow
disconnected
from
the reign
of
Jesus
that
they
are
kind
of
like
living
on
their
own
but
according
to
Hebrews
1
Jesus
holds
all
things
together
by
the
word
of
his
power
every
molecule
does
its
bidding
his
bidding
so
pick
your
chaos
maker
Jesus
is
over
it
Jesus
is
over
your
chaos
second
principle
your
chaotic
circumstance
is
his
sanctifying
tool
we've
just
seen
it
he
used
the
wind
the
waves
the
darkness
the
fear
the
fatigue
the
frustration
to
prepare
the
hearts
of
his
disciples
for
his
revealing
he's
working
all
things
out
for
the
good
of
those
who
love
him
and
have
been
called
according
to
his
purpose
and
that
good
is
to
treasure
Christ
and
to
become
like
Christ
that's
the
good
so
he
uses
chaos
making
to
open
our
hearts
reveal
himself
and
transform
us
so
here's
the
call
let
the
chaos
making
you're
in
let
the
chaos
making
that
God
has
brought
about
into
your
life
let
that
chaos
maker
humble
you
let
it
have
its
humbling
effect
so
when
you're
confronted
with
your
weakness
and
your
fragility
and
your
smallness
and
that
your
life
is
just
a
vapor
when
you're
confronted
with
that
be
on
the
lookout
for
the
great
incarnate
I
am
even
go
as
far
as
to
say
you're
overwhelmed
by
your
chaos
and
you
say
out
show
me
your
glory
reveal
yourself
to
me
and
then
put
your
nose
in
your
Bible
the
hardship
of
chaos
is
the
most
effective
tool
in
God's
sanctifying
toolbox
!
He
has
brought
chaos
into
your
life
and
you
get
to
say
show
me
your
glory
He's
over
your
chaos
He
is
using
your
chaos
and
His
presence
is
our
assurance
in
the
chaos
He
got
into
the
boat
He
got
into
the
boat
with
them
He
didn't
stay
outside
the
boat
He
didn't
walk
by
them
He
got
into
the
boat
with
them
they
were
terrified
and
then
they
were
glad
because
the
great
incarnate
I
am
the
king
of
all
creation
got
into
the
boat
with
them
if
you're
a
Christian
God's
in
your
boat
he's
promised
to
always
be
with
you
even
in
the
chaos
Matthew
28
and
lo
I'm
with
you
always
even
to
the
end
of
the
age
Hebrews
13
I
will
never
leave
you
nor
forsake
you
Psalm
23
even
though
I
walk
through
the
shadow
of
chaos
death
I
will
fear
no
evil
for
you
are
with
me
Psalm
16
8
I
have
set
the
Lord
always
before
me
because
he
is
at
my
right
hand
he
is
with
me
I
will
not
be
shaken
so
not
only
is
he
over
your
chaos
not
only
is
using
your
chaos
he
is
with
you
in
your
chaos
and
fourth
and
finally
he
will
bring
us
home
through
the
chaos
our
lives
are
but
a
vapor
according
to
James
we
learn
from
our
Bibles
that
we're
our
70
80
years
are
like
grass
here
one
day
gone
the
next
if
you
are
in
your
50s
60s
or
70s
give
me
an
amen
when I
say
it
goes
by
fast
it
does
and
if
Jesus
was
able
to
deliver
his
disciples
in
a
boat
that
ran
upon
sandy
beach
how
much
more
will
the
great
I
am
the
king
of
all
creation
the
one
who
shed
his
blood
for
you
the
one
who's
promised
that
he
will
never
forsake
you
that
he
will
always
be
with
you
the
one
who
says
I
will
hold
you
in
my
hand
as
well
as
the
father's
hand
how
much
more
will
he
bring
you
to
the
golden
shore
of
the
new
earth
that's
where
you're
heading
Christian
this
isn't
home
he
is
going
to
bring
us
through
chaos
after
chaos
he's
our
hope
he will
bring us
home
to the
golden
shore
in the
midst
of
chaos
he is
over
your
chaos
he is
using
your
chaos
he is
with
you
in
your
chaos
and
he
will
bring
you
through
the
chaos
to
his
golden
shore
the
promised
land
of
perfect
peace
because
Jesus
is
the
great
I
am
the
king
of
all
creation
you
don't
need
to
fear
the
chaos
makers
in
your
life
you
get
to
look
to
him
and
trust
in
him
in
the
midst
of
it
and
we
get
to
help
one
another
look
to
him
and
trust
him
in
the
midst
of
it
he
revealed
himself
in
the
chaos
of
the
sea
of
Galilee
but
that's
not even
the
greatest
revelation
yet
in
the
gospel
of
John
the
greatest
revelation
is
when
this
great
incarnate
I
am
the
king
of
all
creation
is
glorified
as
he
hangs
on
the
chaos
of
the
cross
to
deliver
you
and
me
from
an
eternity
of
God's
wrath
may
we
bless
his
holy
name
would
you
pray
with
me
Lord
Jesus
forgive
us
for
belittling
you
in our
thoughts
forgive
us
for
thinking
that
the
chaos
that
we
are
experiencing
is
somehow
disconnected
from
you
and
your
plan
there's
nothing
random
that
we're
experiencing
you
work
always
for
our
good
for
those
brothers
and
sisters
right
now
who
are
in
the
midst
of
chaos
feeling
small
fatigued
frustrated
strung
out
Lord
Jesus
would
you
reveal
yourself
to
them
in
a
fresh
and
mighty
way
remind
them
that
you
are
with
them
in
the
boat
that
you
reign
over
all
and
that
you
are
with
them
Lord
Jesus
all
praise
and
glory
be
to
your
name
amen