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.

Time to time, I'm asked, do I still believe in miracles?

Well, the answer to that is yes, because I believe in a miracle working God.

I would say this to you.

God chooses when, where, how he will do his miraculous work.

I'm convinced there are lots of miracles taking place that we don't even think about.

We don't even give regard to. They're all around us. And this study of the miracles of Jesus

has brought me back to the reality that the greatest miracle is what Christ does in our lives.

It's not something we observe. We're spectators of. It's what he does in us. It's what he

does through us. It is the goodness and mercy and grace of God in all of our lives. Yes, the miracles

continue. The miracles continue. Now, we're not finished with our study of all of Jesus' miracles,

but I want to bring your attention to one today that I think is often overlooked,

frankly, because at a glance it does not look like Jesus miracles. It looks like the miracles

the disciples the disciples are performing, but never forget this. Even the miracles the disciples

performed were Christ miracles because it wasn't the disciples power it was

Christ's power in them I'm sorry but Peter James John they're not enough only Christ is enough

and all power is delegated power any good thing God does in and through our lives, it must be Jesus because it

certainly isn't us. Matthew, Mark and Luke, we have identified already, are the synoptic gospel

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