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A Miracle in a Mother-in-Law
Christ works in us so that He can work through us! We have confidence that He sees and hears and will speak into our situation in a way that no one else can. We will witness all of these truths today as we observe Jesus healing Peter’s mother-in-law.
Believing God for Your Family
There is no pain like family pain! Yet, Christ is enough in every family context. The healing of the nobleman’s son teaches us that Christ must be the object of our faith, that faith is strengthened by believing the word of the living God, and that God is never early or late.
The Miracle No One Sees
No one saw Nicodemus receive the new birth that night. Yet it was the greatest of miracles when Jesus forgave all of his sins! In God’s eyes, Nicodemus immediately transformed from sinner to saint! Have you received God’s miraculous gift of forgiveness through faith in Jesus Christ? Accept the invitation to receive Him today!
First Principles from the First Miracle
The first recorded miracle of Jesus was at a wedding in Cana. It demonstrates the extraordinary work Jesus does in ordinary life. It also reveals that He does His greatest work when we have nothing, yet we trust and obey Him. What other principles will we discover today from the first miracle of Jesus?
Others
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 third of five Bible messages from the book of Philippians given by Scott Pauley.
Christ Is Enough!
As we continue our study of the miracles of Christ we see a variety of people, places, and types of miracles meeting a variety of needs. What’s the message? That Christ is sufficient for all people, in every place, and in every circumstance and need. Truly, Christ is enough!
Our Miraculous Christ, Part 2
How refreshing and invigorating it is to ponder and meditate on the sufficiency of Christ! Today we consider 1 Timothy 3:16, one of the great summary verses of the Bible. Again and again, it speaks of God’s miracle power revealed in the person of Jesus Christ. We can’t exhaust it!
Our Miraculous Christ, Part 1
Why didn’t Jesus heal every sick person on earth? Because that’s not why He came. He came to reveal, not just to heal! Often when discussing miracles, we miss the most obvious truth that Christ Himself is the great miracle! In today’s broadcast examine the miraculous Christ.
Do You Believe In Miracles?
Miracles always have a message. We see throughout history that when God gives a miracle, it is always a revelation of who He is and a validation of what He is saying. Don’t be enamored with the miracle itself! Ask what can I learn about God and what is his great message through this miracle?
The Message of the Miracles
Today we begin a study on the miracles of Jesus. His miracles reveal a glimpse of who He really is, and we will discover that Christ is enough. This encouraging truth will be our theme for the next few weeks.
Three Days I Must Never Forget
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 second of five Bible messages from the book of Philippians given by Scott Pauley.
Finished!
“The finished work of Christ” – five powerful words that God used to bring missionary Hudson Taylor to saving faith. As we conclude this series of lessons, we rejoice knowing that Jesus fulfilled every divine purpose for which He came! May God grant us the grace to fulfill His purposes for our lives.
Jesus Came to Proclaim the Good News
We learned in a previous broadcast that Jesus came to preach, and today we see that He delivered a very definite message. When Jesus came the first time, He graciously proclaimed the good news. His message will be very different when He comes again. Let’s find out what it will be!
Jesus Came to Give Life
As surely as eternal life can be your present possession, abundant life can be your present experience. In today’s broadcast we will uncover the Source of an abundant life!
Jesus Came to Open and Close
When we humbly receive God’s truth, He opens our hearts, and we grow in knowledge and understanding. But to those who reject His truth, He closes them off and judgment awaits. Have you thanked God for opening your eyes to His truth?
Jesus Came to Do the Will of God
Until we discover and do what God created us to do, we are never really fulfilled. As we study another purpose for which Jesus came, we find it is a purpose we all share. The question we must ask is, “am I living to accomplish my own agenda or to accomplish the will of God for my life?”
And This I Pray
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 first of five Bible messages from the book of Philippians given by Scott Pauley.
Jesus Came to Reveal God
Would you like to see God? Everything you need to know about God, you can see in Christ – His glory, His wisdom, His love, His patience, His mercy, His power! Jesus perfectly reveals every aspect of God to mankind. It’s yet another reason why Jesus came!
Jesus Came to Give Light
God has given all of us light. We see the light of creation, experience the light of conscience, and are invited to receive the Light of the world. When we come to know Jesus, we are changed and no longer walk in darkness. Are you walking in darkness or light?
Jesus Came to Call Sinners
God’s truth demands a response! Imagine a physician who prescribed a cure, but the sick refused to admit they needed it. The Great Physician came to earth to call the spiritually sick (sinners) to repentance. Will you receive the cure?
Jesus Came to Preach
In Mark 1, Jesus declares another purpose for His coming. He came to preach! Jesus always preaches the truth, and He seeks after those who need to hear His message. What are the implications of His example in our lives?
Jesus Came to Divide
Jesus came bearing a sword, and that sword was the cross. The cross drives us to Christ, or it drives us away. It brings great division between those who know Christ and those who do not. You are either with Him or against Him. Whose side are you on today?
Jesus Came to Sacrifice
Jesus lived his whole life for one hour – the hour He would be lifted up on the cross and pay for our redemption. Jesus paid the ransom price in full! Believe it, rejoice in it, and share it with someone else today!
Jesus Came to Serve
As servants of God, we should find out what the Master wants us to do and make that our mission. The great motive in the life of Christ must become the great motive in the life of a Christian. In today’s message, we learn with James and John that serving others is our greatest “why.”

