Have you ever caught yourself apologizing to God for praying for something insignificant? Jesus' first miracle happened as a result of an ordinary problem in an ordinary setting. Jesus didn't do anything spectacular, like a healing or feeding multitudes...yet John recorded the story just like he ...

This session looks at two miracles where the recipient was stuck. One had done everything he could to get help for his dying son. The other had been unable to walk for thirty-eight years. No matter where you're stuck, Jesus accepts you. He wants you to come to him with your problems. He wants to ...

Today's miracles involve feeding 5,000 people and delivering the disciples from a raging storm on the Sea of Galilee. From these miracles we learn that Jesus is with us in the storm, and he knows how to get us out of it. We need both truths when enduring hardship. We need to know Jesus can solve ...

We see in the healing of the blind man that darkness is powerful and comes in many forms: *guilt, sin, trauma, anxiety, fear.* When you are in Christ, it’s not that you will never experience these things again. Rather, in the midst of them, you will have the light of hope and healing. You will vi...

Don’t miss the metaphor in the raising of Lazarus from the dead after four days. Jesus didn’t do this simply to amaze us. Rather, it speaks to his ability to raise each of us. His desire is to move us from a life of darkness and death to one that is vibrant with life. He wants to redeem us and fo...

The disciples had their failings when it came to Jesus’ most staggering miracle—his resurrection from the grave. Most of them doubted. One of them refused to believe until he saw the evidence firsthand. Regardless of their actions and reactions, Jesus still loved them. And displayed this love in ...