Power

Have you ever been to Niagara Falls? The power and immensity on display is hard to describe. If that is hard to describe, how do we communicate the power and immensity of God? As you will find out today, I don't know exactly, but I am going to try to help all of us look at God in a way that has been lost by many in this generation.

Last week, we saw Jesus’s total command over nature while they were crossing the Sea of Galilee in a storm. We talked about how the disciples still were not at the point where they really saw Jesus as God—the One who is in total control of everything. Once He calmed the sea, they could proceed to the other side of the sea. As soon as they landed, a different sort of tempest ensued—not of the natural variety but of the supernatural. Here again, Jesus shows that “All Shall Bow.”

Have you ever tried to help someone, and they didn’t want your help? It was in their best interest, but they didn’t see it that way. And the more you tried to help, the more they wanted you to leave them alone. Can you imagine this happening to Jesus? Well, imagine no longer, as we will see people from the entire region coming out to our King begging Him to leave.