If you want to see the supernatural, you must be willing to take a supernatural risk.

Dr. Tony Evans says when you do, get ready for a change, even if it's not the one you were hoping for.

The way you know, your focus is right. It's not whether the circumstance changes.

It's whether you're on top of it or it's on top of you. This is the alternative broadcast

featuring the timeless biblical teachings from the archives of Dr. Tony Evans. Some people think that

when they're in God's will, everything will go smoothly. And when they're not, it won't. But today,

Dr. Evan shows why following the Lord is a risk worth taking. Even if they're not, it won't. But today, Dr. Evan shows why following the

Lord is a risk worth taking, even if things seem to be getting worse before they get better.

Let's join him, as he explains. You will never see the supernatural unless you believe first.

We define faith as acting like God is telling the truth, acting like it is so,

even when it's not so, in order that it might be so, simply because God said so. And faith is measured by feet,

not by feelings, by movement, not by what you say out of your mouth. Faith must be exercised in order to be

real. That's why the Bible calls it walking by faith. And so I thought we would continue this

emphasis on the supernatural through our understanding of faith.

Today I want to take you to a well-known story, one we are all familiar with, and it's known

because Peter is walking on water.

But through that story, I think there are some things that you will pick up today

that will be of help as you pursue a fresh experience of the supernatural work of God

in your life and in your situation. Our scripture today is taken from Matthew

chapter 14, the first gospel of the New Testament, Matthew,

chapter 14. The situation is set up for us in verse 22. Immediately he made the disciples get

into the boat and go ahead of him to the other side while he sent the crowds away. After he had sent the crowds

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