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“WHEN THE WINE RUNS OUT” Text: John 2:1–11
BIG IDEA: Jesus doesn’t just fill what’s empty—He transforms it into something better than before.
1. WHEN JOY RUNS OUT (v.1–3)
The Setting: A wedding; because the Kingdom begins with joy, not fear.
The Crisis: “They have no more wine.” Not inconvenience, collapse.
Biblical Reality
Wine = joy, life, blessing (Psalm 104:15)
When the wine runs out… joy has left.
Human Reality
We all reach this moment:
Mary’s Response: She doesn’t fix it, she brings it to Jesus.
KEY TRUTH: You cannot experience transformation until you admit depletion.
2. WHEN JESUS WORKS IN HIDDEN WAYS (v.4–8)
Jesus’ Perspective
“My hour has not yet come.”
Even here, He sees the cross.
Anchor Statement
“Do whatever He tells you.” → This is discipleship.
The Command
“Fill the jars with water.” (120–180 gallons)
What It Represents
The Hidden Miracle: Only the servants knew.
How God Works
Not loud, but:
KEY TRUTH: If you wait to understand before you obey, you will miss the miracle.
3. WHEN GLORY LEADS TO BELIEF (v.9–11)
The Result: Not just wine, the best wine
The Reversal
The world: best is behind you
The Kingdom: best is ahead
The Abundance
The Sign Points To:
Outcome: “He revealed His glory… and they believed.”
KEY TRUTH: When you see Jesus rightly, you cannot remain unchanged.
FINAL INVITATION
The Movement
Empty → Overflow
Shame → Joy
Desperation → Faith
The Gospel Thread
At Cana: water → wine
At the cross: death → life
The joy you long for will cost Him everything.
DIRECT CHALLENGE
Where has your wine run out?
Next Steps:
CALL TO ACTION (THIS WEEK)
CLOSING Moment
Jesus doesn’t just refill empty lives, He transforms them into something better than before.
By Eastview Baptist Church“WHEN THE WINE RUNS OUT” Text: John 2:1–11
BIG IDEA: Jesus doesn’t just fill what’s empty—He transforms it into something better than before.
1. WHEN JOY RUNS OUT (v.1–3)
The Setting: A wedding; because the Kingdom begins with joy, not fear.
The Crisis: “They have no more wine.” Not inconvenience, collapse.
Biblical Reality
Wine = joy, life, blessing (Psalm 104:15)
When the wine runs out… joy has left.
Human Reality
We all reach this moment:
Mary’s Response: She doesn’t fix it, she brings it to Jesus.
KEY TRUTH: You cannot experience transformation until you admit depletion.
2. WHEN JESUS WORKS IN HIDDEN WAYS (v.4–8)
Jesus’ Perspective
“My hour has not yet come.”
Even here, He sees the cross.
Anchor Statement
“Do whatever He tells you.” → This is discipleship.
The Command
“Fill the jars with water.” (120–180 gallons)
What It Represents
The Hidden Miracle: Only the servants knew.
How God Works
Not loud, but:
KEY TRUTH: If you wait to understand before you obey, you will miss the miracle.
3. WHEN GLORY LEADS TO BELIEF (v.9–11)
The Result: Not just wine, the best wine
The Reversal
The world: best is behind you
The Kingdom: best is ahead
The Abundance
The Sign Points To:
Outcome: “He revealed His glory… and they believed.”
KEY TRUTH: When you see Jesus rightly, you cannot remain unchanged.
FINAL INVITATION
The Movement
Empty → Overflow
Shame → Joy
Desperation → Faith
The Gospel Thread
At Cana: water → wine
At the cross: death → life
The joy you long for will cost Him everything.
DIRECT CHALLENGE
Where has your wine run out?
Next Steps:
CALL TO ACTION (THIS WEEK)
CLOSING Moment
Jesus doesn’t just refill empty lives, He transforms them into something better than before.