ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Usually we refer to Jesus' healings as miracles, but in the fourth Gospel, John calls them "signs." Just as a sign points to something else, so Jesus' miracles point to the truth of who He is. In this message on John 4:43-54, Tim Cedarland, Thrive's director emeritus, unfolds Jesus' second sign, while also surveying what we learn about Jesus from all seven signs recorded in John's Gospel.
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