Sinking and Held | Matthew 14:22–33 | Now and Not Yet: A Summer in Matthew
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Sinking and Held | Matthew 14:22–33 | Now and Not Yet: A Summer in Matthew
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Matthew never says the disciples were afraid of the storm.
They had rowed all night against a contrary wind, and the shore was no closer at three in the morning than it had been at sunset. Matthew records no fear at all — until a figure comes toward them across the water. Fear enters the account only when Jesus arrives.
This sermon looks at the disconnect at the heart of that night: what they knew was true, and their eyes were not lying to them, and the two could not be made to fit. They were not looking at a stranger. They were looking at the one who had fed them at sunset, and what they saw was the thing that had come to kill them. Nobody rebukes them for it.
And when Peter goes down, the order of what happens next carries the whole of the Christian faith. The hand comes first. The question comes afterward, asked of a man who has already been caught.
Preached at Eternal Hope Anglican Church, Carleton Place, Ontario, on Sunday 9 August 2026 — the seventh sermon in our summer series, Now and Not Yet: A Summer in Matthew.
Preacher: The Rev. Devin Hunt