Welcome to Gospel Truth with Andrew Womack, a teaching ministry that focuses on God's unconditional love and grace.

I love the straightforwardness and the simplicity that he uses to teach.

His teachings are very simple for everybody to understand.

It hadn't been for this ministry. I don't know where I would be.

And now here's Andrew.

Welcome to our Thursday's broadcast of the Gospel Truth.

Today I'm continuing to teach about Peter walking on the water and sharing with you about how you can become a water walker.

I've got a book on that in title. How to become a water walker that takes all of this teaching that I've been doing for the last two weeks and puts it into this teaching.

I've also got it in CDs, DVDs. You can go to our website and get it free.

Or we have a package deal where you can get the book, a study guide, DVDs, CDs.

And we're also offering this commentary. This is something that I did about. It was in 1985.

So that would have been 36 years ago that I wrote this.

And I organized the gospels into their chronological order so that as you go through one example like Jesus walking on the water to His disciples,

that's recorded in Matthew, Mark, and John. And you have all three of those accounts right here on one page.

And I've got 1,300 footnotes in here and thousands and thousands of references.

And it's a package deal and you can get that if you'd like it. I use this all of the time.

It really helps to understand to get all of the gospel writers account on one page.

So we've been talking about a lot of things. Yesterday I was talking about when Peter came down out of the boat and walked to Jesus.

He actually walked on the water, something that no other person in history besides Jesus has ever done as far as we know.

And walked on the water, but it says when he saw the wind boisterous, he was afraid and begin to sink.

And I spent yesterday talking about this that the wind and the waves didn't have anything to do with Peter walking on the water.

He couldn't have walked on the water if it had been a perfectly calm day. But what this did, he quit looking at Jesus, the author and the finisher of his faith.

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