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Do you believe in miracles? Maybe you do, maybe you don’t. But most of us have found ourselves praying for one in those moments when we desperately need something extraordinary to happen. The Gospel of John records seven miracles Jesus performed to reveal his divine purpose and authority on the way to Jerusalem. Over the next few weeks leading up to Easter, we’ll take a look at several of these to learn more about the nature of miracles and what they reveal about Jesus’ character.
In this sermon, we begin with Jesus turning water into wine at a wedding. What does this miracle reveal about Jesus’ heart and power? And how does it shape our understanding of what he wants to do in our lives? Join us as we explore the first of many powerful miracles and discover how they speak to us today.
By Highland Park United Methodist Church - Dallas, Texas4.5
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Click/tap here to view the Sermon Reflection Guide.
Do you believe in miracles? Maybe you do, maybe you don’t. But most of us have found ourselves praying for one in those moments when we desperately need something extraordinary to happen. The Gospel of John records seven miracles Jesus performed to reveal his divine purpose and authority on the way to Jerusalem. Over the next few weeks leading up to Easter, we’ll take a look at several of these to learn more about the nature of miracles and what they reveal about Jesus’ character.
In this sermon, we begin with Jesus turning water into wine at a wedding. What does this miracle reveal about Jesus’ heart and power? And how does it shape our understanding of what he wants to do in our lives? Join us as we explore the first of many powerful miracles and discover how they speak to us today.

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