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This week we work through a difficult topic of the power of Jesus to perform miracles. This topic is difficult because of the sheer amount of suffering that people go through in their lives. Everyone would say they are in need of some sort of earthly miracle and today we are reminded that Jesus has the power to do all things. We are empowered to ask God for those miracles and to help us in our unbelief or times when we lack faith. We also remember that the point of the miracles was to point to a greater hope and a greater miracle that Jesus accomplished through His death and resurrection. The miracle is that we will all be healed, we will all be cleansed, and we will all witness a resurrection when we close our eyes and open them for the first time in the Kingdom of God.

This week we work through a difficult topic of the power of Jesus to perform miracles. This topic is difficult because of the sheer amount of suffering that people go through in their lives. Everyone would say they are in need of some sort of earthly miracle and today we are reminded that Jesus has the power to do all things. We are empowered to ask God for those miracles and to help us in our unbelief or times when we lack faith. We also remember that the point of the miracles was to point to a greater hope and a greater miracle that Jesus accomplished through His death and resurrection. The miracle is that we will all be healed, we will all be cleansed, and we will all witness a resurrection when we close our eyes and open them for the first time in the Kingdom of God.

As Jesus led His disciples, He was constantly teaching them the truth of the Kingdom of God and how things have been created. David says that, “good and upright is the Lord, and He instructs sinners in the way, He leads the humble in what is right and teaches the humble His way.” What an amazing thing that Jesus would want to come to us in order to show us the path of salvation. Jesus is the one who made us, who formed us and who designed us to find our completion in Him and in Him alone. Like the early disciples Jesus shows us His heart to teach the lost lambs and then to take up His bread of truth and distribute it to all who are in need.

As Jesus led His disciples, He was constantly teaching them the truth of the Kingdom of God and how things have been created. David says that, “good and upright is the Lord, and He instructs sinners in the way, He leads the humble in what is right and teaches the humble His way.” What an amazing thing that Jesus would want to come to us in order to show us the path of salvation. Jesus is the one who made us, who formed us and who designed us to find our completion in Him and in Him alone. Like the early disciples Jesus shows us His heart to teach the lost lambs and then to take up His bread of truth and distribute it to all who are in need.