<p>Why did Jesus start his ministry by turning water to wine instead of, say, raising the dead?  The answer is in understanding the prophetic nature of the first three events in Jesus' ministry, then brought together in Jesus' encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well.</p>

Why did Jesus start his ministry by turning water to wine instead of, say, raising the dead? The answer is in understanding the prophetic nature of the first three events in Jesus' ministry, then brought together in Jesus' encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well.

<p>Why did Jesus start his ministry by turning water to wine instead of, say, raising the dead?&nbsp; The answer is in understanding the prophetic nature of the first three events in Jesus' ministry, then brought together in Jesus' encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well.</p>

New Wine, New Worship, New Life

Jesus came from the glory as the light and life of men. In John's Gospel we have a quite different Jesus portrayed than the one in Matthew, Mark and Luke. It's his Jerusalem ministry that's in focus and much subtlety is woven into the narrative as he journeys towards the cross which, here in John, is a place of victory. It is finished!

Presented by Richard George, director of The Way of The Spirit. For more information go to www.thewayofthespirit.com

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Jesus came from the glory as the light and life of men. In John's Gospel we have a quite different Jesus portrayed than the one in Matthew, Mark and Luke. It's his Jerusalem ministry that's in focus and much subtlety is woven into the narrative as he journeys towards the cross which, here in John, is a place of victory. It is finished! Presented by Richard George, director of The Way of The Spirit. For more information go to www.thewayofthespirit.com

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