How we do, church? Doing good. All right, you look great. If you got your Bibles and I hope you do, grab them. We're going to be in John Chapter 2. We're in week two of a 10-week series on miracles. And kind of the whole premise of the deal we started last week with Resurrection Sunday. And the idea is this, is that if the tomb is empty, then anything

is possible. If the tomb is empty, then anything is possible. And I just need you to know that

a miracle is kind of when the unexplainable runs up against the undeniable. And I believe,

I mean, I thoroughly believe this, that if the tomb is empty, if Jesus is actually alive,

which we believe that he is, then everything is possible, whatever miracle you need in your life,

whether it's a financial miracle or relational miracle or a supernatural healing kind of miracle or whatever,

because if Jesus can come out of the grave, then anything is possible.

And every miracle in the scriptures and even today,

they are all temporary except one miracle.

The only eternal miracle is the miracle of salvation.

When God reaches down and redeems somebody

and they go from death to life,

every other miracle is a temporary miracle.

Like in the Bible, you know, Jesus is gonna heal the blind,

and then guess what, that guy dies,

and he doesn't see so good anymore, right, until he gets to heaven, I guess.

Or lame people walk, and then they die too. People are resurrected from the grave, and then they

have another funeral. That's how it typically goes, except for the one eternal miracle is the

miracle of salvation, and you just need to know that last week, over 12 of our resurrection services

that we have, starting on Thursday and Saturday and Sunday afternoon, that 154 people

surrender their lives to the Lordship of Jesus Christ. That's amazing. What's also super great

about that is that 17 of those were in our Bay Meadows location.

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