A speaker attempts to walk on water as a faith exercise, drawing on John 14:12's promise that believers will perform Jesus's works and greater ones. He frames it as a test of belief and challenges viewers to bring biblical promises to life through bold action.
Well, there we go. We just tried to connect again. I hope you're seeing it. And I'm, I'm coming here live at my, at my lake. Actually, it's more like a pond. And I am going to try— and actually, I've been praying about it. I've been doing, trying, attempting multiple times to walk on water. And I know you're probably thinking, this guy's crazy, and you're probably right. I am I'm going to do this because it's something that I think we all ought to try to do. We all should try to see ourselves in the Bible. And I've been meditating on John 14:12 for quite some time. I have looked into it and it's pretty much— it just challenges me, and I hope it challenges you, to try to get the Word of God to come to life. And when Jesus told His disciples, He said, "Most assuredly I say to you, he who believes in Me, the works that I do, he will do also, because I go to My Father. And greater works than these he shall do." I'm sorry, I messed that one up, but it's kind of a— and I'm going to mess these ducks up too. It's kind of one of those things that I am trying my best
When you pick a side you must choose to be a slave to sin or a slave to righteousness
