Christ Is Enough

(Luke 23:32-37) If you’re dealing with some difficulty today, you can learn to do what our Lord did. Pray! Sometimes Jesus prayed in the peaceful quietness of a garden, but today we listen to Him pray at Calvary. We find Him in the hardest place, on the hardest day, praying for the hardest people. That means something for you and me! (06126220527) 

(John 21:25) In this study we conclude our series through the recorded miracles of Christ. There are "many other" miracles that Jesus did that are not recorded, and He continues to show His miraculous power in our lives every day! Every miracle is Heaven's reminder: Christ is enough. (06066220318) 

(Luke 24:50-53) At the heart of the gospel message is the death, burial, and resurrection of Christ. But have you ever considered the miracle of Christ's ascension and what it means to all of us? The ascension set in motion every good thing we now have. Let's look at this truth in God's Word today. (06065220317) 

(John  21:1-14) Jesus is so patient with us all. In this study we see His first followers having an experience much like one they had earlier in their time with the Lord. Once again, they learn their inadequacy and Christ's sufficiency. (06064220316) 

(Acts 1:1-3) Imagine spending 40 days with the risen Christ! Every resurrection appearance was a miracle. The disciples would never be the same after seeing and hearing from the Master. Spend some time today with the resurrected Christ... (06063220315) 

(Mark 16:1-7) The pinnacle of Christ's miracles was His own resurrection. In a world filled with death our Lord Jesus continually brought life. Join us as we study the miracle that touches us all! (06062220314) 

(John 19:16-18) The death of Christ on the cross to pay for our sins is truly miraculous, but it’s not the only miracle that took place when Jesus was crucified. The miracle of the cross is accompanied by several others, each with a message for us to hear. How many miracles at the cross will we discover today? (06060220311) 

(John  20:30-31) The Bible does not record every miracle of Jesus. In fact, John says He did “many” more miracles than have been written. How might this truth encourage believers today? Do you have many burdens to bear or many requests to bring to God in prayer? Say it out loud – Christ is enough! (06059220310) 

(Luke  22:49-51) What is one of the most neglected miracles in Scripture? You’ll have to listen to find out! But in this episode, we’ll see love in the face of hatred, gentleness in the face of adversity, and power in the face of animosity. Are you facing a difficult or aggressive adversary? Learn to depend upon the Lord and not your favorite fleshly weapon. (06058220309) 

(Mark 11:12-14, 19-26) Today’s episode may surprise you! Jesus talks in front of His disciples, but not directly to them. He performs a miracle that involves a curse, yet it reveals 3 powerful blessings. We’ll discover how Jesus’ words to a small tree challenge us to believe Him for things that seem impossible! Give it a listen!  (06057220308) 

(Luke 18:35-43) Imagine being a blind beggar surrounded by the hustle and bustle and noise of an ancient marketplace. You anxiously wonder if Jesus will hear you calling. We learn today that Jesus indeed hears us because He is enough! If your life is full of the noise of sorrow or sin or suffering, call out to Jesus today. He is still listening! (06056220307) 

(Luke 17:11-19) What a question! Jesus healed ten lepers and when only one returned to give thanks, He asked, “where are the nine?” What would cause the nine to fail to be thankful? What are the benefits and blessings of gratitude, and the dangers of being unthankful? Let’s find out together as we study another miracle of Jesus.(06054220304)

(John 11:1-44) When Lazarus died, Jesus did not immediately come to be with His friend’s family. In fact, He arrived four days after Lazarus had died! In this passage we see Jesus as man feeling grief and weeping, but we also see Jesus as God speaking to and raising Lazarus from the dead.  As perfect man and perfect God, Christ is enough.  (06053220303) 

(Luke 14:1-6) Do you know what “dropsy” is? Jesus does. The man in today’s story had the “dropsy,” but the religious leaders didn’t know what to do about it. And they sure didn’t want Jesus healing on the Sabbath! Through our sanctified imaginations, let’s watch what Jesus does when he encounters this desperate man with a painful medical condition. Will Jesus choose to change him? (06052220302) 

(Luke 13:10-17) The Great Physician sees you, and He makes house calls! The woman Jesus healed in today's message was in pain and unable to straighten herself. Surely, she thought her crippling condition could not be changed, yet she was found worshipping in the synagogue. Jesus did for her what no one else could! Let’s look more closely at this unique “doctor’s visit.” (06051220301) 

(Luke 11:14-16) If you watched Jesus cast out a devil and restore a man who was never able to speak, you would wonder in amazement! And you would likely ponder some questions. If you wonder when God’s power comes, what it can do, and Who it comes through, then today’s  broadcast is for you! (06050220228) 

(John 9:1-7) The Lord sees you, knows you, loves you, and is speaking to you. When Jesus saw the blind man, He spoke to him. The man willingly obeyed the Lord and then he saw the miracle-working power of Christ in his life. Don’t focus on your problems. Focus on the Lord, and you’ll find He is enough. (06048220225) 

(Matthew 17:24-27) Christ did not want to be an unnecessary offense. Because we are connected to Christ, we should live by the same principle. Once again, we see Christ’s power demonstrated, and we are reminded that He always knows and provides exactly what we need. Christ is enough! (06047220224) 

(Luke 9:37-43) Often in the valleys of life, we are tempted to look only for the next mountain. Yet in the valley, Christ reveals to us more of His heart and purpose, more of what He desires for us. Let’s stop impatiently looking for the next mountain. Instead, let’s look for what God is trying to teach us in this valley! (06046220223) 

(Mark 9:2-8) The transfiguration was not a miracle of Jesus changing into something or someone else. Rather it was God “pulling back the curtain” so that Peter and the others could get a glimpse of the eternal glory, grace, and goodness of Jesus. You can get a glimpse of the Lord Jesus Christ today through His Word, and it will change you forever. (06045220222) 

(Mark 8:22-26) Today we learn about the only miracle Christ performed gradually. We will be reminded that when we are “in the process,” and we don’t know exactly what God is doing, and things are not clear, we can take heart! The Lord knows what He’s doing, and it will be beautiful in His time! Have patience and just let Him work. (06044220221) 

(Mark  8:1-9) We’re reminded from the story of Jesus feeding 4,000, that when Christ does his miraculous work, it’s always a complete work. He doesn’t just want you to have enough to eek by, to endure life. No! He gives you enough to enjoy the journey. He gives more than you can imagine. There are many needs, but Christ is enough to meet them all. (06042220218) 

(Mark  7:31-37) After healing the man in this story, multitudes of people were astonished and exclaimed that “He doeth all things well.” “Well” is the same word as beautiful. Indeed Jesus continues to do beautiful work in the lives of individuals who will receive His tender touch. (06041220217) 

(Matthew 15:21-28) A desperate woman came to Jesus seeking help for her daughter. Surprisingly, after she asked for help, Jesus “answered her not a word.” However, in her desperation she exhibited greater faith than many of the mature disciples, and Jesus met her need – like He always does! (06040220216) 

(Matthew 14:22-33) “Be of good cheer; it is I; be not afraid.” The disciples were right where Jesus had sent them – in the middle of a storm. But these words of Jesus assured them, as they assure us today, that the One who sent you into the storm has not forgotten you and will not forsake you.  (06039220215)