We've reached the climax of all sign-miracles. By raising Lazarus from death, to death Jesus consigned His own life. "From that day on they planned together to kill Him" (11:53). It leads into Jesus' final sign in the cross and resurrection. The implications are life-changing.

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Sen. Marco Rubio once said that the national motto “In God we Trust” is the most important American value of all. In the 5th sign-miracle Jesus demonstrates, that as His followers, our most important possession in life isn’t wealth or health, but faith in God.

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Feeding 5K+ people is the only miracle (minus the resurrection) recorded in all 4 Gospels. Matthew, Mark, Luke and John

must have had a compelling reason for this phenomenon’s inclusion. Jesus had profound intentions in performing this sign-miracle.

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Of all the healing miracles of Jesus, nothing portrays a mercy so unalloyed than what transpired at a poolside. Bethesda or “House of Mercy” is what these “healing” waters are called. When mercy meets with misery, something big happens!

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Civilizations and faith in God rise and fall with the family. Therefore, the family, i.e. child-parent relationship, is under relentless spiritual attack. 2 of the 10 commandments deal with the family. Basic to a family and civic life is that of honoring the father of the home.

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Between the OT and NT is 400 years. All those years God was silent. Suddenly heaven’s mouth opened, Christ is born! God broke His silence and has now spoken through His Son—the Word become flesh! Through Jesus’ Person and works, God is revealing Himself to us.

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Salvation by grace through faith in Jesus is glorious. But knowing the truth doesn’t always equate to having it. R.C. Sproul wrote, “We are not saved by a mere profession of faith but by the possession of faith ... (that) inevitably bears fruit.”

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What Jesus looked like, we’re not told. His looks were never His topic. The Bible hardly offers any clue. What’s of paramount importance is who He is, what He says, and what He does. The shepherd imagery captures so vividly His relationship with you and me.

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The presence or absence of daylight prompts the body to produce hormones that either make one tired and sleepy or prompt alertness, focus and dynamism. What’s true in the physical domain is also true spiritually. Jesus is the light of the world!

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It’s not easy to discern what’s underneath our actions. The faith-life is so vulnerable as we’re creatures of many “religious” acts and taught not to judge motives. So what do we really want to get out of following Jesus? What does He want us to get in following Him?

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