“Do you really want to get well?” Jesus spoke these words to a man who couldn’t walk for thirty-eight years. Witness the pool where legend says that an angel would stir up the water and the person who could touch it first would be healed. Learn the difference between superstitious belief and the divine healing power of Jesus. Discover how most people reject Jesus in their faith because they don’t really want to get well.
Healed from Sin at the Pool of Bethesda
May 13, 2023 • Jeremy Helmuth
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Go to the western shore of the Sea of Galilee, the fish town where Mary of Magdala lived, and experience her feelings of worthlessness as she felt like an outcast. Learn how Jesus transformed Mary from a demon-possessed, crazy lady into one of His most loyal followers. See the ruins of where Jesus approached Mary and called her to a new life through His healing power.
Jesus Calmed the Storm
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Take a boat out into the Sea of Galilee, and you will realize that you can see all the different shores no matter what direction you look towards. What would it have been like to sit with thirteen other grown men in a boat that wasn’t longer than twenty-six feet? Would you have been shocked that Jesus could sleep in the middle of a torrential rainfall with lightning and thunder creating all kinds of chaos? How would you have responded when Jesus calmly stilled the troubled waters? Do you ever feel like God is asleep in heaven when you are in the midst of a tragedy?
The Pig-lovers of Gerasenes
May 13, 2023 • Jeremy Helmuth
Stand in the place where Jesus delivered a man who was possessed with thousands of demons. Picture the cliff where the two thousand pigs jumped to their death. Learn about how this man who was naked became one of the greatest missionaries the Gentile world had seen. Prepare yourself to be deeply moved by how much Jesus loved people and watch yourself grow in that same love towards those people who seem unlovable.