The Messiah, his mother, and disciples walk into a wedding.
And the wedding party has ran out wine.
What Jesus does next just blows my mind.
Although he could've stolen the show and done the whole thing by himself, he chooses to include human beings in the process of unveiling his goodness and glory.
Early on in his gospel account, John is eager to show us that God is a God who shares; God is a friend who participates with his beloved!
Check out my latest podcast as I talk through this whole (John 2) scenario, and how God is relational and sharing in nature.

The way Jesus lived in the awareness of the goodness of his Father is a template for all of humanity. Listen as Robby Atwood shares on the fascination of Jesus. 

In John 2, we are given a glimpse into the sharing heart of the Father, as manifest in the life of Jesus. Listen as Robby Atwood expounds on the sharing nature of the Father. 

In Acts 2, the writers tells us about those who were "all in one place," in one mind and one heart. Listen as Robby Atwood shares on what he believes the Father is saying in regards to unity--that he is wanting to do things in "all the saints," as a collective body, well beyond just a few.