Title: Jesus Who Changes
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The text is from John 2:1-11.
At that time, very few houses had bicycles. But that pastor told me to have a dream, and today that dream has come true.
The protagonist of change is God. God is perfect, without change and without a rotating shadow. When He created heaven and earth, He led the changes from disorder to order, from darkness to light, from nothingness to flow, and from non-life to existence. When the Holy Spirit, the Spirit of God, works, people change. Just looking at Peter was different. ① An ignorant person turns into a learned person. (Acts 4:13) ② A coward preaches Jesus boldly (Acts 4:19-20) ③ A person who denied it went the path of a martyr. -27⇒21:18)
Today's text is a record (word) of the miracle of Jesus turning water into wine while he was at a wedding in Cana. Wine was an essential part of the Israeli feast. However, the wine ran out during the feast because there were too many guests. At that time, Jesus told us to fill the six stone jars with water that could hold two or three water bottles. When it's full, he told me to bring it to the banquet hall, and when I bring it, I see that the guests like it because it's better than the wine we've ever had. The wedding banquet house in Cana had a windfall after inviting Jesus. The problem has been resolved. God's amazing power was revealed.
Let us all seek and achieve change from our thoughts to our lives for the better, day by day, moment by moment, in Jesus. Hallelujah!