The need of the two women of Matthew 9:18–26 was obvious. Jairus’ daughter, on the verge of womanhood, was on the edge of death. The woman with the issue of blood had spent all to no avail.
Most of us today do not come before Christ sick unto death or medically incurable, but we do come with …
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Luke records Jesus stilling a storm. The disciples had seen his miracles and heard his wisdom on many occasions, but this was a pivotal event. At the conclusion of this miracle they said, “Who then is this?” It was as if the disciples had never met the man that they thought they knew so well. Th…
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The life of the Lord Jesus Christ is filled with encounters. Aside from great multitudes, which feature regularly, the gospels record encounters with about 60 individual people, many of whom are named. John tells us that there were many other things Jesus did that are not recorded in the gospels whi…
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The New Testament example
The Lord Jesus Christ from the beginning of his ministry performed miracles of healing, including three resurrections to demonstrate the divine stamp upon his work. The first “sign” of John’s Gospel was the miracle of turning water into wine, and the record declares:…
False teachers may be able to do signs or wonders – true or false? (27) Read More »
