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The wine gave out. That would have been a social embarrassment in that culture — or any culture for that matter. Jesus tells the servants to draw water and fill the jars. Did Jesus touch the water? Did he speak magic words over the water? Join us as Student Pastor Jesse Hicks teaches on the first miracle Jesus performed.

Of the five senses in the human body, our sight may be the most important to us. In the U.S. someone goes blind every 20 minutes. What a sad statistic that is. When Jesus arrived on the scene, a blind man's life drastically changed. Not only would he see with his eyes, but he would also come to a clear spiritual view of Christ.

There are actually fish in the sea of Galilee which pick the fertilized eggs off the sea floor and hold them in their mouths until they hatch. Some use this to prove that this was not a miracle. But the response to that is how did Jesus know that that particular fish had a coin in its mouth, that Peter would catch the right one and how did he know its denomination or amount?

Patriotic Celebration

If we're dead to sin —if sin isn't our master— how do we live that out? Living as a slave to sin takes no initiative on our part. Sinning doesn’t require willpower or self-control. But what does it look like to live without sin as master over our mouths, our eyes, our minds, our insecurities, and our appetites? In this message, Bobby gives us three things we can do the next time sin comes calling.

We all have vices —things we know we shouldn’t do, that we tell ourselves not to do, and that we then do anyway. And most of us have been trying to fix those issues for years. We’ve doubled down on will power. We’ve sought counseling. We’ve recruited an accountability partner. And yet, we keep doing what we know we shouldn’t do. In this message, Bobby walks us through a passage of Scripture that suggests that maybe the real problem is that we don’t know what the real problem is.

Hannah didn’t think she would ever have a child. That didn’t stop her from asking God for one. In spite of so many obstacles, this good wife became a great wife and a woman who would impact generations to come.

Mary was the only person present at Christ’s birth who was also present at His crucifixion. She saw Jesus come into the world as her son and leave the world as her savior. There are one or two billion “Hail, Mary’s” said daily. Why is it that more little girls are named after Mary than any other historical figure? Mary is one of the most intriguing and misunderstood women in the biblical record. But we’ll discover what happens when a woman says “yes” to God’s calling.