God's Good Nature Revealed in Miracles | TWOW 43 · TWOW 43

The miracles of Jesus have been so distorted by religion that most Christians have lost sight of what they were actually communicating about God.This teaching continues the series on the miracles of Jesus by pressing into the foundational question the series was built to answer: why did Jesus perform miracles at all? The argument is not that miracles demonstrate power or reward faith, but that they reveal the intentional good nature of the Father toward sons. Jesus is examined not simply as a miracle-worker but as the clearest expression of what God is like, and the miraculous is restored to its proper theological location, as a disclosure of who God is rather than a mechanism sons must activate. The teaching holds the tension between waiting and hoping, insisting that sons who are believing for something hold on not because of persistence but because of the Father's nature as shown in Christ.SCRIPTURE: Psalm 119:130, John 11:25SERIES: Miracles of Jesus. This series examines why Jesus performed miracles, what the miraculous reveals about God's nature, and how sons are meant to relate to the works of Christ.Subscribe to The Word on Wednesday on Spotify or Apple Podcasts for weekly teachings. Find T.S.P at www.tsp.church. If something stirred in you, come and tell us at tsp.church.Sunday deep-dives on The Sonship Place: https://open.spotify.com/show/6Dq9g2qcBw0NRsX7FfS4WmStart your foundation with 21 Days of Fellowship: https://open.spotify.com/show/6ZylATnFjGigJtRIdLmQK7