Miracles Week 10: The True Mission of Jesus In the tenth week of our series on miracles, we explored the intriguing relationship between Jesus’ miraculous works and his ultimate mission. This sermon challenges the notion that Jesus sought to promote his miracles for popularity, drawing a parallel with the promotional tactics of the Ringling Brothers Circus. Mark 1:23-45 Key Themes: Conclusion The sermon concludes by urging believers to focus on sharing the core message of the Gospel: the miracle of…
Miracles Week 9: The Power of Humility In our ongoing series on miracles, we delve into the story of Naaman from 2 Kings 5:1-19. This narrative is a compelling illustration of how humility can create space for divine intervention, while pride can obstruct it. The Story of Naaman Naaman, a revered commander of the army of Aram, was a man of great power and prestige. However, he suffered from leprosy, a condition that no amount of status or wealth could…
Miracles Week 7: Praise in the Midst of the Storm In our ongoing series on miracles, we have explored the spiritual dimensions of reality and how God occasionally breaks through into our material world. This week, we delve into the power of praise during life’s storms and how it positions us to witness divine intervention. The Context: Acts 16 This week’s sermon is anchored in Acts 16, a chapter full of miraculous events. Paul and Silas, after being unjustly imprisoned for casting out…
Miracles Week 6: Embracing Faith and Bold Prayer In this week’s sermon, we delve into the profound themes of faith and prayer, exploring how these elements are essential in experiencing God’s miracles. The sermon draws heavily from the story found in Mark 11, where Jesus curses a fig tree and teaches his disciples about the power of faith-driven prayer. Key Scripture: Mark 11:20-24 Jesus’s interaction with the fig tree serves as a powerful illustration of faith and prayer. When Peter…
