So we're in a series called Away in the Wilderness and what we're talking about is we're coming out of

Isaiah 35 which is a messianic chapter and it's telling us what the Messiah will do when the Messiah comes, but we know the Messiah has already come.

And so we're taking four weeks and we started last weekend, last weekend was strength, that he brings strength.

And I gave you three simple ways to receive strength from God, from Jesus, from the Messiah,

three very, very simple ways last weekend and this weekend the title of the message is

signs that when the Messiah comes or when he has already he has already come we know but Isaiah's

telling us when he comes he'll do signs and wonders he'll bring signs and

wonders with him all right so we stopped at verse four last week so this week

we're gonna start at verse five.

Isaiah 35 verse five says, then the eyes of the blind shall be opened and the ears of the

death unstopped. Then shall the lame man leap like a deer, and the tongue of the

mute sing for joy.

So what he's saying is the Messiah is going to come with signs and wonders.

Now, I want you to understand something. It's natural for God to be supernatural.

That's normal for God. I'm going to say something, the first part of

this sentence is tongue in cheek. If God wakes up in the morning, he's going to do a miracle that day.

And obviously he never sleeps or slumbers, but he just does miracles.

It's normal.

God does signs and wonders. Jesus did miracles when he was on this earth.

But here's what we need to know, where we need to remember that the Bible tells us Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever.

And there were miracles going on, signs and wonders,

before Jesus ever came to this earth.

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