The Miracle
That Produced Miracles
Matthew 8:28-34
Matthew 8:28-34
To validate that He was the Son of God, Jesus
performed many miracles. Over these past weeks, we have looked at His power
over sickness, power over nature, and power over spiritual forces.. All of these miracles were used to gain the
attention of people before He fulfilled His final act of redemption. This is Easter
Sunday and today we wil focus on the miracle of Jesus that still produces
miracles today - the miracle of His resurrection.
Jesus Christ is the Son of God!
Through His miracles Jesus demonstrated that He
could suspend the laws of the universe to accomplish His purpose.
Today we focus on a miracle that did not happen
before others but only God.
This was the only miracle that produces
miracles. Those miracles are the
salvation of our souls and the transformation of our lives. It is still active today
Jesus Prophesied That He Would Rise Again
John 2:18-22
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Jesus death, burial and
resurrection were not a premonition–they were prophecies written and
fulfilled.
The Seed That Became Many Seeds John 12:24
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In the natural realm the
first grain of wheat contained the life of every other grain of wheat to this day. It fell into the ground and died and finding resurrection, much fruit came
out of it.
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The resurrection vindicates
Jesus' identity as God.
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This makes this miracle the
one miracle that produces miracles.
Result of the Resurrection in a Believer’s Life I Peter 1:3-5
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It
is not that the believer is going to receive eternal life; he has already
received eternal life.
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This
living hope comes by the mercy of God.
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This
living hope
is our ONLY hope.
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God does not condemn man to
hell! Sin condemns man to hell! God saves us from the penalty of sin through
Jesus Christ!
Living
Out Your Miracle – “who
through faith are shielded by God’s power”
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"Repentance"
in Greek literally means "a change of mind, a transformation of one's
thinking."
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If God could raise Jesus
from the grave, then God can free us from the tomb of our limitations and
constraints.
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The death, burial, and
resurrection of Christ brought our justification, regeneration, redemption,
transformation, and ultimate glorification through faith.