"THE CURE FOR A TROUBLED HEART”
Text: John 14:1
“Let not your heart be troubled: ye believe in God, believe also in me.”
The Reality of Troubled Hearts
The disciples were facing uncertainty. The Master had been with them for about 3 and half year was now telling them about His departure. When thinking of the benefits and honour of following the miracle worker, one will be disturbed (John 13:33, 36–38).
When Prophet Elijah was about to be take away from the face of his servant, Elisha, the sons of the prophets told Elisha that his master was about to be taken away, Elisha refused to go back despite the threat of jordan, the sons of the prophet and the uncertainty of the outcome of following Elijah. And the outcome was that he received the mantle for double portions of the miracles done by Elijah. Faith was at work.
Our Lord Jesus announced betrayal and departure.
Trouble often follows transition.
(Psalm 34:19,
Isaiah 41:10,
2 Corinthians 4:8–9)
A child panics during a storm at night. Thunder roars. Lightning flashes. But the fear disappears when the father enters the room and says, “I’m here.”
The storm may not stop — but presence calms panic.
The Master says ...do not let your heart be troubled... In which areas are you being disturbed? He is right beside you and asking for your faith. Have faith in the Lord Jesus and He is ready to save and deliver you.
Remember, faith is not denial of trouble; it is confidence in God despite the trouble.
Shalom!
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