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A dramatic presentation of the Gospel of John by Steve Wilent. *used with permission
Steve Wilent is a professional actor and storyteller. He is a published author and has taught workshops on acting, writing, improvisation and creativity. He has traveled with his ministry, performing and teaching all across the country as well as internationally. He enjoys the outdoors as well as music, theatre, films, good books and great food! With a grin, he will proudly tell you that he has performed with Blue Man Group in London and that film director George Lucas once paid him to not be in one of his movies! For more information, visit https://www.mastersimage.com/stevewilent/
Three days of deep sorrow and fear. People were plagued by uncertainty and disbelief…their LORD was dead. But in those early morning hours on the third day, the tomb was a busy place. Those who loved Jesus had gathered near and the large stone covering the entrance was moved. Jesus' body was no longer there, but it wouldn't be long before someone realized where he went.
Mary & Martha... their brother Lazarus. They were all called out of the darkness, albeit in vastly different ways, into the presence of the Messiah. Because of what Christ has done on the cross, one day we too will be called out of our present darkness into His glorious light!
Our heavenly Father knows our daily needs - food & water, clothing, shelter. But can we trust Him for the deeper, more profound insecurities in life? We don't need to ask "to whom shall we go?" because we've placed our trust in the One who has given us eternal life.
"Do you want to get well?" It's the question Jesus asked the man at the pool of Bethesda who had been paralyzed for 38 years. What is your answer? Do YOU want to get well?
Jesus is the Giver of real life and joy to all who believe in Him.
The life of this party wasn't the DJ or the bridesmaid who had one drink too many. At this party, the revelation of Jesus' character, and His desire to meet the needs of these people at this time, was on display. Wine in abundance and joy for living out lives with Him.
"Who cares?" If someone came up to you, or in conversation, expressed that point of view and felt their contribution was being utterly overlooked, could your name be given?
One of the greatest things about a church service is being together, in one place, lifting our hearts in worship to a Holy, Sovereign and WORTHY God. His presence in our midst inspires all blessing and honor and glory be given to Him.
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