Miracles of Jesus: Feeding the Five Thousand
In the Gospel of John (6:1-14), we encounter the awe-inspiring miracle of Jesus feeding the five thousand, a profound event that reveals His divine power, compassion, and provision. This miraculous …
In the Gospel of John (6:1-14), we encounter the awe-inspiring miracle of Jesus feeding the five thousand, a profound event that reveals His divine power, compassion, and provision. This miraculous …
Every group needs an “encourager” because everyone needs encouragement at one time or another. However, the value of encouragement is often missed because it tends to be private rather than …
In the Gospel of John (5:1-15) we encounter the miracle of Jesus’ healing at the pool of Bethesda. This miracle offers profound insights into the nature of Jesus’ compassion, His …
Mistakes are effective teachers. Their consequences have a way of making lessons painfully clear. But those who learn from their mistakes are likely to develop wisdom John Mark was a …
In the book of Revelation, the vision John received opens with instructions for him to write to seven churches. He both commends them for their strengths and warns them about …
In the Gospel of John (John 4:46-54), we encounter the touching account of Jesus healing the nobleman’s son. This miracle not only reveals Jesus’ divine power but also carries profound …
The miracle of turning water into wine, recorded in the Gospel of John (John 2:1-11), holds profound significance and offers powerful insights into the identity and ministry of Jesus Christ. …
The early days of Christianity were exciting as God’s Spirit moved and people’s lives were changed. Converts were pouring in from surprising backgrounds. Even the dreaded Saul (Paul) became a …
Jude wrote to motivate Christians everywhere to action. He wanted them to recognize the dangers of false teaching, to protect themselves and other believers, and to win back those who …
These seven miracles of Jesus as recorded in the Gospel of John, serve as compelling demonstrations of Jesus’ divine authority over creation, healing, and even death itself. From transforming water …
Jesus’ last words to his followers were a command to take the gospel everywhere, but they seemed reluctant to leave Jerusalem. It took intense persecution to scatter the believers from …
In Third John or the apostle John’s third letter which is addressed to, “my dear friend Gaius,” he centers the letter around three men – Gaius, the example of one …
The apostle John had seen Truth and Love firsthand – he had been with Jesus. So affected was this disciple that all of his writings, from the Gospel of John …
Thomas Didymus lived in Galilee. Tradition says he labored in Parthia, Persia, and India, suffering martyrdom near Madras, at Mt. St. Thomas, India. Thomas was his Hebrew name and Didymus …
First John was written to dispel doubts and to build assurance by presenting a clear picture of Jesus Christ. Entering history, Jesus was and is God in the flesh and …