What do wedding guests, tailored clothes, and good wine suggest? True Christianity. The Bridegroom has come for his bride. "O I am my Beloved’s and my Beloved is mine! He brings a poor vile sinner into His house of wine" sings the bride. I. A wedding reception, v15. II. A tailor's shop, v16. III. A wine maker, v17

Jesus appointed laborers and sent them out, two by two, saying "“The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few. Therefore pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into his harvest."

And a voice came out of the cloud, saying, “This is my Son, my Chosen One; listen to him!” I. Observations about Jesus. II. Observations about disciples.

I. Jesus is aggressive with his grace, v9-10. II. Jesus is despised for his grace, vv10-11. III. Jesus explains who needs his grace, vv12-13

I. The unexpected priority of forgiveness, vv1-2. II. The revelation of the deity who forgives, vv3-4. III. The hidden cost of forgiveness, vv3-8

Who is this man, that even demons obey him? I. In his confrontation with demons he’s revealed to be the Son of God, vv28-29. II. In his victory over the demons he’s revealed to be sovereign over the forces of evil, vv30-32. III. The response of the people shows us he’s scorned by the worldly, vv33-34

I. His humanity, vv23-24. II. His priority, vv25-26. III. His deity, vv26-27

I. There is a cost to following Jesus, vv18-20. II. We must not put off following him, but prioritize Jesus above all, vv21-22. 

I. Jesus heals the common and simple things, vv14-15. II. Jesus heals the complex and spiritual things, v16. III. Jesus heals completely as foretold in Scripture, v17

I. Jesus welcomes the outsider, vv5-7. II. Jesus is Lord over disease, vv7-10. III. Jesus is Savior of the world, vv11-12. IV. You can trust his word, v13.