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Ep. 4 - The One When Jesus Turns Water To Wine [John 2:1-12]
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Ep. 4 - The One When Jesus Turns Water To Wine [John 2:1-12]
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Jesus performs his first sign at a wedding party, turning water into wine, and keeping the party going. By doing so, he saved a family from the shame of running out of wine and instead made them stand out above everyone else for saving the best wine for later.
WHAT TO LISTEN FOR
- Do we know Bible stories well enough that we can just recall them from memory?
- Have kids retell Bible stories and see if they got it right.
- John 2:1-12
- Jesus says his time has not yet come, but then he performs the miracle anyway.
- Jesus is 100% God and 100% human.
- Weddings in Jewish culture of Jesus' day was much different than our weddings.
- The jars Jesus used were large jars used for washing hands and feet. They would never want to drink out of them.
- The servants got to see the miracle first.
- We are not enough. That's why we need Jesus.
- God is a God of abundance.
- Jesus saved the family from shame and set them up to be celebrated for saving the best wine.
- Jesus keeps the party going!!
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