Once the tribes of Israel had settled down in the Promised Land, they became unsettled on who would rule over them in the new land. They demanded a king even though the King of Kings had led the tribes of Israel from Egypt into the Promised Land. He had led them through 40 different camps in the wilderness over 40 years. God had provided for them during the day and the night.

In Mark chapter 6, we see the miracle of Jesus walking on the water. There is an interesting commentary there by Mark - Mark 6:52 " for they had not understood about the loaves; their hearts were hardened." When Jesus walked on the water and then calms the seas, the disciples were astonished. They were surprised because Jesus was going beyond their expectations or comprehension of the physical world. And in that moment, Mark makes a comment that they did not understand about Jesus or his ministry.

On any rainy day, we all hear the sound of rain falling. Pitter patter. Pitter patter. But what if we took a closer look at these mystical water drops that fall from hundreds of feet from the sky. On a closer look, we see each drop as small creatures falling to the earth, some to do good and some to do bad. They do their mischiefs or blessings in their short period on earth, only to return to the sky, to be renewed and return again.