I encourage you to join us as we look at eyewitness accounts of seven miracles performed by Jesus as recorded by the Apostle John – he calls them signs. These seven signs are reported by John to point his readers to the reality that Jesus has power over all our difficulties. His deep compassion motivates Him to act on behalf of the hurting and broken. Join us as we see the heart and power of Jesus in these seven signs.
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Welcome to Fall at TCC. We are in a message series called Seven Signs. This series will come right from the historical writings of the Apostle John as he recorded just seven of the miracles performed by Jesus when He was alive. John doesn’t use the word that would typically be translated as “miracle.” Instead, he uses the word that is translated as “sign.” He doesn’t leave us guessing as to why he chose this purpose. He believes that these miracles are signs that direct us to see Jesus as Messiah – so they portray His mission and direct us to see that God meets us in the mess of our lives. God has the power to change our mess into something lovely and beautiful.
This SUNDAY we get to see Jesus’ compassion and mercy as He heals a man’s son who is ill to the point of death. The man comes to Jesus because He has heard rumors of a man who can heal. Jesus lovingly looks at him and responds with a hopeful response. The man is challenged: will he believe Jesus or not? Make sure to come Sunday or tune in online as we get to hear how this story played out. I believe it will help you in your faith as you or a loved one faces sickness to trust that Jesus is in control of every outcome. If you missed last week, please watch it online before Sunday so you can be fully up to date and won’t miss a beat.
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Joyfully living life on mission with Jesus and others,
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