In difficult days and facing dire circumstances, it is always good to remind ourselves that God is greater than all.

Scott Pauley is examining the miracles of Jesus recorded for us in God's Word.

Our hope is that the message in these miracles will become real in your life.

Christ is enough.

Let's open our Bibles and join the study now.

Oftentimes when we discuss the miracles of Christ, we miss the most obvious truth,

and it is this, that Christ himself is a miracle.

I want to talk to today not about the miracles of Christ, but about our miraculous Christ.

You see, from start to finish, Christ himself is the great miracle. Think of this. God becomes a man without ever ceasing to be God.

Friends, that's miraculous. You can't explain that any other way. You can't reproduce that. No one else can

accomplish that. All of the miracles center in who Christ is. I draw your attention today to a powerful

sermon in Acts chapter 2. You know the sermon. This is Peter's sermon on the day of Pentecost. And it's

an amazing sermon all the way

through, but I want to draw your attention to Acts 222. That's an easy verse to remember, Acts 2,2.

Peter says this, ye men of Israel, hear these words, Jesus of Nazareth, a man approved of God among you by miracles and wonders and signs, which God did by him in the

midst of you, as ye yourselves also know.

There's a lot of truth wrapped up in that one verse in Acts 222.

For example, ye men of Israel, do you remember, why were the miracles done?

The Jews require a sign. Paul wrote under inspiration of the Holy Spirit, and I showed you in our

last study that throughout history, the miracles almost without exception have coincided with great

shifts and movements of what God was doing in and through the nation of Israel.

So God is revealing himself to Israel.

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