There was no sin in him. Even Judas couldn't find it. He couldn't find anything to alleviate the

tremendous pain of what he had done. He cries, I have sinned in that I have betrayed innocent blood.

Welcome to Grace to You with John MacArthur.

I'm your host, Phil Johnson.

Have you ever gone to a birthday party where there was one person everyone ignored,

and it was the person whose birthday you were celebrating?

Does that sound ridiculous?

Well, you know, that's not unlike what millions of people around the world will do this December 25th. How do you make sure

you're not ignoring Christ this Christmas? What practical steps can you take in the weeks before

Christmas to keep Jesus from being overshadowed by last minute shopping or school plays or

get-togethers with the family, all the busyness. Learn some steps you can take today on Grace to

you as John MacArthur points you toward the Jesus of Christmas. That's the title of his series,

and now with the lesson, here's John. I want us to consider the miraculous Jesus.

The New Testament presents the miraculous Jesus.

Everything about him is miraculous.

Everything about him is wondrous.

Everything about him is humanly inexplicable.

Everything about him is supernatural and divine.

And it's important that we understand that

so that we may know who this Jesus Christ really is.

And so with that in mind, we want to look to the New Testament.

And I don't really intend to give you my own thinking.

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