It's so good to be in the house today.

God's presence is very evident in the house today, on every campus,

in every location where you are joining this service.

God is there. God is in the place.

And I'm so thankful that I get to be the second voice in this second week on this series

that has the title, The Miracles of Jesus.

What a great focus for our attention on the lead up to Easter.

The miracles of Jesus, we know were many. The miracles of Jesus were magnificent.

But before I dive into the miracle that I feel led by the Holy Spirit to speak on today, I want to

give you a backdrop to where I am coming from in the word with you today.

For when God began to speak to Pastor Chris about this word,

miracles being over 2024, I at the other side of the ocean had had my own encounter with God

about the year ahead.

And I found that God took me to some scriptures

where I found myself on my face before God,

asking myself, searching my own heart,

that God let me never be guilty of what I'm about to read to you.

For before we consider the miracles of Jesus

or ask for any miracles in our lives,

we must be aware that there was one place

where Jesus could do no miracles.

There was a moment in scripture where Jesus had to stop everything that was happening

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