Introduction

Good morning, dear friends. Isn't it a beautiful day to gather together in the house of the Lord? I'm so pleased to see all of you here today, ready to receive the Word of God. Today, we're going special places with our sermon, places where miracles abound, where the divine intersects with the human in the most extraordinary of ways. We're going to be looking at the miracles of our Lord Jesus Christ, those incredible moments where heaven touched earth, and the impossible became possible.

C.S. Lewis once said, "Miracles are a retelling in small letters of the very same story which is written across the whole world in letters too large for some of us to see." Isn't that a profound thought? The miracles of Christ weren't just isolated events, they were a part of who He was, and who He is. They were manifestations of His divine power, His love, His compassion. They were signs that pointed to His identity as the Son of God, the Savior of the world.

Mighty Miracles Manifested

When we consider the miracles of Jesus, we see a clear demonstration of divine power. The blind received sight, the lame walked, those who had leprosy were cleansed, the deaf heard, the dead were raised, and the good news was proclaimed to the poor. These were not just random acts of kindness, but deliberate demonstrations of God's power and love.

Not just for the benefit of those who received them: They were also for the benefit of those who witnessed them. They were a testament to the power of God, a sign that the kingdom of God had come near. They were a call to faith, a call to believe in the One who had the power to perform such miracles.

A demonstration of His compassion: He did not perform miracles to show off His power, but to meet the needs of the people. He healed the sick, fed the hungry, and raised the dead out of compassion for the suffering and the needy. His miracles were acts of love, a reflection of His character and His heart for humanity.

A fulfillment of prophecy: The Old Testament prophets had foretold that the Messiah would perform miracles, and Jesus fulfilled these prophecies. His miracles were a sign that He was the promised Messiah, the Savior of the world.

Master's Methods in Miracles

Jesus often used physical touch in His miracles: In Matthew 8:3, Jesus reached out His hand and touched a man with leprosy, saying, "I am willing; be clean!" Immediately, the man was cleansed of his leprosy ... View this full PRO sermon free with PRO