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Part 3 of our series Breakthrough to Easter. We continue to talk about how to position ourselves for breakthroughs and miracles. Today, no better place to be than close to ...Jesus.

Jesus feed the 5,000. We see that even the small and insignificant when in the hands of Jesus can do mighty things.

GWC 2018-12-16am

Luke 2:1-20

GWC 2018-12-16am

Luke 1:5-25 Zechariah's story of the blessing of his son and the good news that followed. Are you prepared to receive your king? Do it now!

Jon shares how God invites us to take part in the impossible by beholding Jesus’s compassion, taking inventory, and investing in his purpose.

Lamentations, Habakkuk, John 6:1, Matthew 15:32 The Lord knows what we are troubled with, our needs, and our reasons for giving praise. We have the Bible that proves time and again that demonstrates his sovereignty. The Bible may not always go into depth on the who and how, but it does provide a clear guide and "manual" to how we should live and his expectations of us. Remain in the Lord, he is our strength and salvation.

Part 2 of the healing of the man born blind.

Sermon on John 21. Series Finale of "Love is the WHY" (Jesus went to the Cross)

Luke 8:40-56 We all have things in our lives that we struggle to entrust to God. Making faith a priority in our life is an ongoing work. We need to understand Christ is all power, and the one we can continually lean on. Making faith a priority helps us trust more fully in Him.

Faith requires us to rethink how the world’s math compares to God’s math - a makes

As the first day of our European Championships cycling events draws to a close, Alastair speaks about Zacchaeus and Bartimaeus and how Jesus saw them through the crowds and helped both of them to really see.

Jesus frequently used temporal situations to illustrate larger spiritual issues. While many may have skewed understandings of sin and it's consequences, Jesus does not. Jesus is also confident of the God's ability to be in control of all things. Is it offensive to believe that God may allow some difficult thing, some painful thing using such to accomplish soemthing else that He wants? I'm confident there are many things we do not understand. This is where my trust in God lies, in His ability to know and oversee what I simply cannot. Jesus shows his tenderness to those who've been put out by the elite, by the ruling class, as He seeks out the man born blind when he is excommunicated from the Hebrew assembly. Jesus is still pursuing those cast out today. He rescues sinners, after all. That's really good news for me. And for you, unless you think you see already. These thoughts shared by Jason Stuart Percy at Refuge TLH in Tallahassee, FL on Sunday, January 16, 2022.

Jesus has his own schedule in everything. He is good and kind and trustworthy and faithful. And He does whatever He pleases. He really does care for us, even in the seemingly small things. We may bring our request to Him at any time. Mary's final words are continually apropos, 'Whatever He says to you, do it!'. They are wise who abide in His Word. Jesus assures Nicodemus that the prophecies of Ezekiel are true and that God will give new Birth, a Birth that is from above, a Birth through His Spirit. A supernatural birth. Jesus is ready and able to rescue any who come to Him... alas, too many abide in condemnation, in wrath, for they love darkness and will not come into the light. Dear friend, if you haven't yet, please come into the light that you might have everlasting life in Him, life in He who is True Light. He has so loved the world. These thoughts shared by Jason Stuart Percy at Refuge TLH in Tallahassee, FL on Sunday, November 21, 2021.

Our visiting speaker, Scott Crawford, encourages us to represent Jesus well, being filled with the Holy Spirit and the love which He so freely gives.

As Christians, we live our lives by faith. We live by believing God and learning to trust Him. As weak humans, our faith can waiver, and following together with Jesus, we may find ourselves at times in spiritual highs and at other times in spiritual lows. In the midst of this, Jesus remains faithful. He remains steadfast, immovable, sure. He obeys the Father and He becomes for us the place where we find rest and refuge. We hope you'll begin to trust Him, too. There is no one like our God! Shared by Jonathan Albanese at Refuge Christian Fellowship Tallahassee on Sunday, March 1, 2020.

Theme: Jesus Heals a Woman and Jairus's Daughter. In these miracles, Jesus is showing us why he is the solution that everyone is looking for. When Jesus comes into our lives we are not only experiencing his power, he’s drawing us to him, he’s calling us into his family, into his kingdom. He’s healing us for eternity.

Theme: Jesus cleanses ten lepers. Every heart is lepers when it’s born. Our sin is contagious. We return thanks back to God not just for things, but also for him, for the mercy he is showing us. Giving thanks is the active part of belief and faith. We glorify God by giving him thanks and praise. This opens up our hearts to receive from Jesus and it points the way for others to see him.

Theme: Jesus heals a paralytic. In a miracle, the healing of a person’s sin is much greater than the healing of a person’s body. The greater miracle that God does today is the healing of our hearts. As we go down in humility and as we die with Christ, he’s the only one who meets us deep in our suffering and he changes us and resurrects us to life, to walk with him forevermore.

Theme: The power of the Gospel. Ephesus was a city with a lot of idols. Luke writes about how the Gospel impacts the use and the manipulation of idols. In front of these powers and concepts we, as believers, need to be anchored in the reality of the living, resurrected power of Jesus with the truth of the Gospel message, to live a faith that is authentic, sincere and strong.