A Change of Heart (4 of 4)
Series: The Miracles of Jesus
Scott Maze
Luke 17:1-19
Few things evoked unmitigated fear and near national panic as the image you see in front of you. Known by some as hemorrhagic fever, this deadly disease is better known as Ebola. All eyes were on Texas in the Fall of last year (2014) when a patient, Thomas Eric Duncan, carried the lethal virus from West Africa to Dallas while visiting family here. The 42-year-old Liberian was first admitted to the emergency room of Texas Health Presbyterian but no one knew he was infected with Ebola ... yet. It was several days later on a Sunday, when he was in the process of treatment for Ebola that two health care professionals also contracted the disease. One health care worker, who was later diagnosed with the disease, even traveled by plane to the north part of the United States, setting ablaze fears. Sadly, within a few short weeks, Thomas Eric Duncan passed away on October 8, 2014 despite some of the best efforts of medical professionals.
Series Introduction
Have you ever been so desperate that you've said, ''God, I need a miracle!''? Miracles are supernatural events that offer hope and healing to people in need. Inside the pages of the Bible, these supernatural acts often go by three names ... Miracles are concentrated in the gospel narratives and Acts in the New Testament. And in the ministry of Moses and Elijah and Elisha in the Old Testament.
1) Signs - some act of might and power that points to God's hand and His power; The second name miracles often go by is the word...
2) Wonders - the word is frequently used in the Gospels to describe people's reaction to miracles. People are amazed or astonished.
And the third name you'll see is this...
3) Miracles - the most common name is simply a miracle. God shows off His divine power, if you will. And there's no greater concentration of miracles anywhere that in the life of Jesus, the Christ. He walked on water, gave sigh ...
Series: The Miracles of Jesus
Scott Maze
Luke 17:1-19
Few things evoked unmitigated fear and near national panic as the image you see in front of you. Known by some as hemorrhagic fever, this deadly disease is better known as Ebola. All eyes were on Texas in the Fall of last year (2014) when a patient, Thomas Eric Duncan, carried the lethal virus from West Africa to Dallas while visiting family here. The 42-year-old Liberian was first admitted to the emergency room of Texas Health Presbyterian but no one knew he was infected with Ebola ... yet. It was several days later on a Sunday, when he was in the process of treatment for Ebola that two health care professionals also contracted the disease. One health care worker, who was later diagnosed with the disease, even traveled by plane to the north part of the United States, setting ablaze fears. Sadly, within a few short weeks, Thomas Eric Duncan passed away on October 8, 2014 despite some of the best efforts of medical professionals.
Series Introduction
Have you ever been so desperate that you've said, ''God, I need a miracle!''? Miracles are supernatural events that offer hope and healing to people in need. Inside the pages of the Bible, these supernatural acts often go by three names ... Miracles are concentrated in the gospel narratives and Acts in the New Testament. And in the ministry of Moses and Elijah and Elisha in the Old Testament.
1) Signs - some act of might and power that points to God's hand and His power; The second name miracles often go by is the word...
2) Wonders - the word is frequently used in the Gospels to describe people's reaction to miracles. People are amazed or astonished.
And the third name you'll see is this...
3) Miracles - the most common name is simply a miracle. God shows off His divine power, if you will. And there's no greater concentration of miracles anywhere that in the life of Jesus, the Christ. He walked on water, gave sigh ...
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