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The Coin, the Fish, and the Christ
Christ did not want to be an unnecessary offense. Because we are connected to Christ, we should live by the same principle. Once again, we see Christ’s power demonstrated, and we are reminded that He always knows and provides exactly what we need. Christ is enough!
Lessons in the Valley
Often in the valleys of life, we are tempted to look only for the next mountain. Yet in the valley, Christ reveals to us more of His heart and purpose, more of what He desires for us. Let’s stop impatiently looking for the next mountain. Instead, let’s look for what God is trying to teach us in this valley!
The Truth in the Transfiguration
The transfiguration was not a miracle of Jesus changing into something or someone else. Rather it was God “pulling back the curtain” so that Peter and the others could get a glimpse of the eternal glory, grace, and goodness of Jesus. You can get a glimpse of the Lord Jesus Christ today through His Word, and it will change you forever.
Just Let Him Work!
Today we learn about the only miracle Christ performed gradually. We will be reminded that when we are “in the process,” and we don’t know exactly what God is doing, and things are not clear, we can take heart! The Lord knows what He’s doing, and it will be beautiful in His time! Have patience and just let Him work.
Every Thought and Every Thing
Although, as believers, we have been redeemed. We all have a war going on for our mind. The mind is a battlefield. True victory comes by bringing our mind to Christ, for Him to transform. Join us for another message from 2 Corinthians 10.
Many Needs—One Christ
We’re reminded from the story of Jesus feeding 4,000, that when Christ does his miraculous work, it’s always a complete work. He doesn’t just want you to have enough to eek by, to endure life. No! He gives you enough to enjoy the journey. He gives more than you can imagine. There are many needs, but Christ is enough to meet them all.
The Beautiful Work of Jesus
After healing the man in this story, multitudes of people were astonished and exclaimed that “He doeth all things well.” “Well” is the same word as beautiful. Indeed Jesus continues to do beautiful work in the lives of individuals who will receive His tender touch.
Desperate Times and Desperate Prayers
A desperate woman came to Jesus seeking help for her daughter. Surprisingly, after she asked for help, Jesus “answered her not a word.” However, in her desperation she exhibited greater faith than many of the mature disciples, and Jesus met her need – like He always does!
It Is I
“Be of good cheer; it is I; be not afraid.” The disciples were right where Jesus had sent them – in the middle of a storm. But these words of Jesus assured them, as they assure us today, that the One who sent you into the storm has not forgotten you and will not forsake you.
Miraculous Multiplication
God doesn’t ask for what you don’t have. He simply asks for what He’s already given you. When you’re willing to put it in His hands, He multiplies it! We see this truth demonstrated when Jesus uses one boy’s small lunch to feed more than 5,000 people. What’s in your hand that you can release to Christ?
The Miracles Continue!
The greatest miracle is what Christ does in our lives! He uses normal people. He shares His supernatural power. He allows us to participate in His great work. Yes! Miracles continue all around us because Christ is enough!
Are You Missing Jesus?
The mute man’s physical problem was rooted in a spiritual problem. When Christ cast out the devil, the man was able to speak! The multitude who witnessed it worshipped Jesus. The Pharisees who witnessed it criticized Jesus. Same miracle. Same message. Some believed and some rejected. What could Christ do in your life if you believed He is enough?
Wide Open
Two blind men came to Jesus for healing. After they opened their hearts to Him, Jesus opened their eyes! In turn they opened their mouths to spread the fame of Jesus. Would to God that all of us would open our hearts to Jesus and open our mouths to make Him famous!
Ultimate Power
When Jesus raised Jairus’ daughter from the dead, we see His ultimate power over death. His great power comes at the point of desperation and can even conquer emotion. Sometimes the hardest thing we must do is choose to reject our feelings and exercise our faith. Do you believe God is able?
All the Truth
In Mark 5, the woman with an issue of blood touched the hem of Jesus’ garment and was miraculously healed. Knowing some of His inexhaustible power had gone out, Jesus asked, “Who touched my clothes?” The woman timidly replied telling Him “all the truth.” In today’s broadcast we’ll learn several truths about ourselves and our Savior.
Satan’s Worst and Christ’s Best
We see four pictures in today’s miracle – a picture of the sinner, a picture of demonic spirits, a picture of society, and a picture of the Savior. Christ cared enough to cross a sea to deliver one demon-possessed man. He continues to deliver sinners by His power today. Christ is enough and He is worthy of our worship!
Peace in the Storm
Have you noticed how it’s so much easier to believe God for somebody else’s problems than for your own? But Christ is enough to bring peace during your personal storms. In fact, without the storms you may never really get to know the One who stands on the bough of the ship and calms the sea.
Bring the Hard Case to Christ!
Today we see Jesus heal and restore a wild man possessed by a devil, unable to speak, unable to see. The kind of man most people would avoid. The text reminds us that somebody brought this man to Jesus. No matter how difficult or how desperate, Christ truly is enough. Let’s bring everybody we can to Jesus!
Interrupting a Funeral
How precious to know that Christ has a heart of compassion! Everything God brings into our life, and everything Christ does in that circumstance, is for one purpose –that we will come to know Him more personally and more intimately. Let’s learn from the funeral that Jesus divinely interrupted!
Great Faith
Only God can see an individual’s heart of faith, so it is significant that Jesus described the centurion as having “so great faith.” The Bible says Jesus marveled at it! What are the messages we can hear about prayer, humility, power, and authority as we study this account of the centurion’s great faith?
How to Stay Happy in Jesus
Joy is not the goal of the Christian life—Christ is the goal! When the Lord Jesus Christ has His rightful place in our lives He gives us His joy. Followers of Christ should be the most joyful people in the world. The book of Philippians teaches us the joy of walking with Christ each day. This message is the fifth and final Bible message in this series from the book of Philippians given by Scott Pauley.
He Knows You
Who knows you better than anyone? We learn today that Christ knows the real you. Jesus called the religious hypocrites whited sepulchers. A modern equivalent might be called “Instagram Christianity.” Jesus sees beyond our façade, and He knows our hearts. But He also knows our individual needs, and He is enough to meet each one.

