Jesus did many miracles.

We read about them, we hear messages about them.

We love a good miracle story from the Bible, from the Word of God,

miracles that we pray we would receive, miracles that inspire us. Jesus did the miracle

of salvation where the lost become found, where sinners become saints. Jesus does miracles

of multiplication, and boy, do we like that one, where our little in his hands becomes a lot.

Jesus did miracles of transformation where those that were blind after being in his presence

could see, where those that were lame would leave his presence walking.

Jesus did miracles that elevated people from a life of a beggar to the life of someone that was able-bodied, to the life of a cripple, to the life of someone that was now capable.

Jesus did the miracle of resurrection, bringing back what was dead to life.

So many miracles we've heard so many messages about. But today I feel led by the Holy Spirit

to talk about a miracle that I think has got maybe the least attention.

A miracle that Jesus did, that if you look at the context in which he did the miracle,

makes it even more important that we pay attention.

Today I want to look at a miracle that was actually the last physical miracle Jesus did.

And it's recorded in all four of the Gospels. And today as I explain to you what I believe

Jesus was doing in this moment for no miracle of Jesus was accidental and no

miracle of Jesus was reactionary. Every single miracle Jesus did was intentional. It was not to impress.

It was not to build a fan club. He was intentional in where he did miracles and in some places he did not do

miracles. So every miracle we read we have to go beyond the surface and dig deeper into the

why and the lesson within this miracle. This miracle today that I want to read and teach you about,

I believe is a miracle many of you today need.

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