There are seven great miracles in the Gospel of John that show us Jesus is the son of the eternal God, and those who believe in his name have eternal life. I want to discuss with you the seven miracles in seven sessions, so that we will understand more clearly that Jesus is the Christ, the son of the eternal God, and that we may spread this good news. Today, let us look at the first miracle: “Water Turned into Wine.”
The Book of Acts is a history of the Early Church. It records how the gospel spread from Jerusalem, to Samaria, and throughout the entire Roman Empire. Last time we discussed Acts 1:1-11. In these 11 verses, we learned about three voices: first, the voice of the risen Lord, second, the voice of the disciples, and thirdly, the voice of the angels. These three voices brought out some important lessons and truths, which we will study today.
In life, we can endure all kinds of difficulties, but we cannot endure having no love. Love is a great gift, may we all find true love, may we all find the secret of love. On Mother’s day and Father’s day this year, I want us to reflect about “The Secret of Love”. Today, we will tackle part 1, and we’ll have part 2 next month.
`Do You Have a Right to Be Angry?’ This is a question the Lord directed at Jonah twice (v.4 & v.9). We must remember, we are Jonah – often, we get angry at the Lord, at the church, at our church leaders, at our brothers and sisters. Let us allow God to ask us the same question today – do you have a right to be angry? These 11 verses contain two dialogues between God and man, the first dialogue is found in verses 1-4, and the second in verses 8-11. Let us examine them today.
