Families of Faith

Jesus confronts legalism surrounding the Sabbath and reveals Himself as Lord of it, showing that mercy and compassion are at the heart of God’s desire -

Matt. 12:1–21

Opposition begins to rise against Jesus for healing on the Sabbath, revealing the conflict between religious legalism and the work of God -

John 5:16

The healing at the pool reveals Jesus’ authority to restore and His call to live transformed, showing that His grace not only heals but calls us to a changed life -

John 5:1–15

The healing of the paralytic reveals both Jesus’ authority to forgive sins and the impact of determined, faith-filled friends who bring others to Him -

Mark 2:1–12

Jesus’ teaching with authority and His power over unclean spirits reveal His divine authority, showing that even the spiritual realm is subject to Him -

Mark 1:21–28

The calling of the first disciples reveals the invitation to leave everything and follow Jesus, showing that a life surrendered to Him leads to a greater purpose -

Matt. 4:18–22; Mark 1:16–20; Luke 5:1–11

Jesus healing the official’s son reveals the power of His word and the call to trust Him without needing to see, leading to a faith that extends beyond circumstances -

John 4:43–55

The Samaritan woman’s transformation and witness reveal the power of encountering Jesus, showing how a changed life can lead others to believe in Him -

John 4:15–42

Jesus’ encounter with the Samaritan woman reveals His offer of living water, showing that true satisfaction and eternal life are found in Him alone -

John 4:1–14

Jesus’ conversation with Nicodemus reveals the necessity of being born again and the depth of God’s love in offering salvation through His Son -

John 3:1–22