Jesus delays two days before going to Lazarus, teaching us that God’s timing is perfect even when it feels painfully slow. When Jesus arrives and sees the devastation of death in this fallen world, he weeps with outrage and love before raising Lazarus to life. We are called to trust God’s timing in our suffering, knowing that his purposes are bigger than our immediate circumstances and that he is working to restore all that sin has broken.
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In John 9, Jesus heals a man born blind, revealing himself as the light of the world through both physical and spiritual sight. As the man’s understanding grows from calling Jesus a prophet to worshiping him as Lord, the Pharisees who claim to see...
Jesus heals a man paralyzed for 38 years at the Pool of Bethesda, asking him the penetrating question: Do you want to get well? The healing on the Sabbath sparks controversy and leads Jesus to claim equality with God the Father, revealing his true...
The Gospel of John records fascinating miracles that point us to who Jesus is. This sermon explores Jesus’ miraculous healing of an official’s son, with all of its rich implications. Many today respond to these miracle accounts like they did back ...
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