Many people keep a stockpile of supplies for whenever severe storms come - batteries, flashlights, water, rain gear, etc. It makes sense to try to keep a healthy supply of necessities on hand before the storm hits. What about our personal storms though? Do we keep a healthy supply of "necessities" to help us endure the struggles, temptations, and problems that we might wrestle with? What are the "supplies" we need to maintain in order to survive the storms of life?

Scripture References: Mark 4:40, 2 Corinthians 1:20, Ecclesiastes 4:12, Philippians 4:6-7, Hebrews 4:16

From Series: Storm Proof: Preparing for Life's Storms | More Messages from Marshall Brown

Many people keep a stockpile of supplies for whenever severe storms come - batteries, flashlights, water, rain gear, etc. It makes sense to try to keep a healthy supply of necessities on hand before the storm hits. What about our personal storms though? Do we keep a healthy supply of "necessities" to help us endure the struggles, temptations, and problems that we might wrestle with? What are the "supplies" we need to maintain in order to survive the storms of life?

Scripture References: Mark 4:40, 2 Corinthians 1:20, Ecclesiastes 4:12, Philippians 4:6-7, Hebrews 4:16

From Series: Storm Proof: Preparing for Life's Storms | More Messages from Marshall Brown | Download Audio

From Series: "Storm Proof: Preparing for Life's Storms"

In the same way that rainstorms can often pop up without warning, storms can also pop up unexpectedly in our daily lives too – health issues, broken friendships, job changes, marriage difficulties. We may see a few warning signs that something is about to go wrong, but we don’t always realize how bad things are going to get until we’re in the middle of the storm itself. Join us this fall at Flagstone as we discover how to stormproof our lives and our faith so that we can be better prepared for the storms that come our way.