From Miracle to Miracle

Pastor Hilton opens his sermon by reading 2 Corinthians 3:18, which declares that believers are changed into the same image from glory to glory as they behold the glory of the Lord. He explains that 'glory' in this context describes the impact of divine miracles—God's power on display. The central teaching is that God is a God of order, having established natural laws, the Mosaic covenant, and earthly authorities. However, the law of entropy and the law of sin in the flesh cause everything to decay and descend into chaos without God's intervention. Using Adam and Eve's fall and the days of Noah as illustrations, he shows how humanity continually falls short and needs a new, supernatural law. This new law is the word of reconciliation given through Jesus Christ, who came in human flesh to satisfy the penalty of sin and supersede the law of the flesh. Pastor Hilton emphasizes that when believers receive this revelation—that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the living God—it becomes the rock on which the church is built, and the gates of hell cannot prevail against it. He then applies the text to the congregation, urging them to understand that from miracle to miracle, God wants to show His glory repeatedly. He recounts specific miracles at the Lacey church and at the home church: healings from COVID, a broken femur healed in two weeks, a woman's swollen eye instantly restored, and a woman revived after being found dead. The spiritual purpose is to encourage believers that through consistent prayer, Bible study, and church attendance, they can experience God's glory afresh, moving from one miracle to the next as God supersedes all natural and sinful laws with His supernatural power.