The miracles of Jesus are meant to be witnessed to His identity as the Son of God and to point to the truthfulness of His teaching. 

But in the miracle we will study tomorrow, the man who is shown mercy by Jesus will turn Jesus over to the Jews!  He won’t worship Jesus, or thank Jesus, or follow Jesus as a result. 

And, in the end, this miracle will lead the Jews to begin plotting Jesus’ murder. 

Listen to the sermon from last Sunday and understand the relevance of all of this for us today.

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Can you explain what a miracle is? Is there a Christian or biblical definition of what a miracle is? What's the connection between miracles and faith? How big needs to be our faith if we want to see/receive miracles? 

Today we're exploring these and some other questions related to this theme and we study the gospel of John, chapter 4.

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What would Jesus say in a conversation about the miracles he performed? John 3 allows us to listen in on just such a conversation between Jesus and a man named Nicodemus. We find that Jesus would actually change the subject to point to a more important miracle: being "Born Again”.

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In today's sermon, we are continuing this sermons series called MIRACLES in which we are going through the gospel of John and exploring the miracles Jesus performed. The miracle today is Jesus turning water into wine. It was the first Jesus's miracle and it might sound a bit weird on the surface but it carries a very profound and beautiful meaning. 

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Today we're starting a new series of sermons called "MIRACLES" in which we're going to study some miracles performed by Jesus in the gospel of John. The first miracle and probably one of the most marvellous ones is the miracle of the incarnation. Jesus is God stepping in time and taking on flesh to save us. But did Jesus ever say he was God? Let's explore it together!

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LAST WORDS is our final sermon in the series Exiles. 🛑

Have you heard about "The Problem of Suffering"? Some people say it's Christianity’s biggest problem. 

This challenge proposes the following:

We want to give you a biblical perspective on it.

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Today we are studying 1 Peter 4:1-11 as we think about the importance of thinking and acting like Jesus in all situations even when life feels like exile and we walk as strangers on this earth. 

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In seasons of suffering, it's natural to lash out when unjustly treated. However, Christ responded to the world's curses and injustice by blessing us with the hope of the gospel. What does it look like for Christians to do the same? 

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This week we are studying the topic of submission inside marriage. There is a lot of controversy around this topic and we want to dive deep into the word of God to learn about it. Is the husband the leader of the family? Are there specific roles designed by God for each gender? Does the wife need to submit to her husband?

Join us and we hope you enjoy it!