Have you ever received advice during a crisis, only to end up worse than before? Perhaps the person lacked the necessary experience to guide you.

In fact, during a storm, we must seek solid and firm anchors to keep the ship steady.

Jesus addressed this issue by saying: “Can the blind lead the blind? Will they not both fall into a pit? A disciple is not above his teacher, but everyone who is perfectly trained will be like his teacher.”

Let us always seek mature individuals who can guide and advise us—people whose lives and results speak of their strength and wisdom.

The life of Jesus tells the story of a man who endured suffering and faced all kinds of crises, yet emerged victorious. His advice was recorded not only to help us weather the storms of life but to teach us how to become skilled captains, guides for others.

God allows difficult moments to shape our character, to dissolve traits that hinder our growth. But the work remains incomplete if we do not embrace a new design.

The advice of Jesus helps us rise above the waves. His words rebuild broken hearts, heal wounds, and set a new course for life.