EPISODE · Jul 26, 2026 · 34 MIN
The Supernatural Personality of God: Power, Peace, and Purpose – Part 3
from St Stephen Evangelical Church · host ssec
Listen as Pastor Robbie Ballentine continues our series on the supernatural personality of God—power, peace, and purpose—with a powerful look at the miracles of Jesus and how they reveal God’s heart in real life. In this Part 3, we move from the concept of God's character to the real-world demonstration of His authority. The miracles of Jesus weren't just historic events; they are blueprints for how the Holy Spirit wants to break into your circumstances today. You’ll be reminded that God’s Spirit doesn’t just comfort you in a crisis—He confronts the impossible, rewrites your expectations, and empowers your faith so you can stand firm against doubt. As you look at how Jesus healed the broken and calmed the storms, you'll learn how to shift from an attitude of survival to a life of expectation anchored in His presence. This teaching will deepen your expectation that God’s supernatural power is meant to be active in your life today—not just discussed as a Sunday topic. You’ll be challenged to pray and believe with bold confidence, because every miracle Jesus performed shows you the willing heart of the Father and the kind of supernatural life you’re invited to live. In this message, you’ll be encouraged to: Recognize the purpose behind the power and see Jesus' miracles as an invitation for today. Live miracle-minded, not problem-focused, shifting your perspective from your obstacles to His authority. Anchor your peace in His presence during life's biggest storms, knowing He rules over them. Expect God’s supernatural power to actively touch and transform your real-world situations. Approach God with bold, confident prayer, knowing the same Jesus who healed then is moving now.
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