Jesus reveals the true nature of miracles by performing signs that point to God's greater redemptive story, not just displays of raw power. His healing of a man at the Pool of Bethesda demonstrates how miracles often require a step of faith or obedience from those receiving them.

• Miracles in John's gospel are always called "signs" because they point to something greater than themselves
• The healing at the Pool of Bethesda involves a man who had been an invalid for 38 years
• Jesus performs this healing on the Sabbath, creating controversy with religious leaders
• Miracles often happen when people take a step of faith (like the disciples distributing bread, the blind man washing his face)
• We can believe in miracles today because God has already performed the greatest miracle—the resurrection
• "A miracle is simply when the unexplainable is run over by the undeniable"

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