WATER TO WINE!! #YouGoJesus!!

Happy Blessed Wednesday Family,

Well Loves, Holy Spirit dropped a Powerful, God Word into my lap over the weekend and I just can't shake IT! So You Know what that means.........Yep! SHARING IT with YOU! 😇

This Mighty Message is from a daily Devo I read called Immeasurably More penned through Ray Stedman. You can check out the full Devotional Message and Subscribe to the Daily Devos (in English, Spanish or Chinese via Email, Facebook or Google+) by clicking here: **Water To Wine** - Immeasurably More

I hope this Word from Holy Spirit touches your Soul! I hope this God Word gets deep into your Heart and brings to Life the Power, the Majesty, the Magnificence of Our Lord Jesus!

JESUS TURNED WATER TO WINE Y'all!! HE TURNED WATER TO WINE!! No big production, No pomp and circumstance, No "Look At Me Everyone", No Drama, No Anything! But NOTHING BUT GOD! Jesus is so Smooth! HE is so Calm, Cool and Collected! And This was HIS *First* Miracle! This was HIS Debut, HIS Coming Out Event! Oh Yeah! #YouGoJesus!!

Whewee! I'm getting myself All Worked up ova here!! LOL! So let me get a grip and get out the way so You Can Get Your Read On and come out on the other side of this God Word just as hyped up in the Awesomeness and Marvelousness and  Wonderness (yeah! that's a word, see UrbanDictionary.com) of Our Jesus! Our Mighty Lord & Saviour! Our King Jesus!

**P.S. Check out the Off-The-Hook Song at the end of this Mighty Read!!  It's the Icing on the Cake with a Cherry On Top Tribute to Our Lord Jesus!!

**WATER TO WINE** Jesus said to the servants, "Fill the jars with water." And they filled them up to the brim.  And he said to them, "Now draw some out and take it to the master of the feast." So they took it. (John 2:7-8, ESV) Notice the simplicity of this account, how easily, how quietly, with such dignity this was done. He says simply, Fill the jars with water. And they filled them to the brim—not with decaffeinated coffee, but with 120 to 180 gallons of plain, pure water. Then Jesus said, Now draw some out, and take it to the steward of the feast. There was no prayer, no word of command, no hysterical shouting, no pleading with a screwed-up face, no laying on of hands, no binding of Satan, no hocus-pocus or mumbo-jumbo—nothing. He did not even touch the water. He did not even taste it afterward to see if it had happened. He simply said, Take it to the governor of the feast. What a beautiful, simple dignity! Yet this happened within the limits of a natural process. The water did not become milk, nor did it change into Coca-Cola. What happened was something that happens also in nature. Water is being changed into wine in every vineyard right now! It involves a long process of growth, of gathering and crushing; it involves the activity of men and the process of fermentation. But it is a natural process. This is characteristic of the miracles of Jesus. In his helpful book, Miracles, C. S. Lewis has pointed out that every miracle of Jesus is simply a kind of short-circuiting of a natural process; a doing instantly something which in general takes a longer period of time. Lewis describes Jesus' miracles as bringing into focus in understandable dimensions what God has already done or will do in such a grand scale within the natural world as to be difficult for us to perceive. That is what Jesus is doing: he is overlapping the elements of time, of growth, gathering, crushing and fermenting. He takes water—an inorganic, non-living, commonplace substance—and without a word, without a gesture, without any laying on of hands, in utter simplicity, the water becomes wine, an organic liquid, a product of fermentation, belonging to the realm of life. Thus he demonstrated his marvelous ability to master the processes of nature. Later, John writes, This, the first of his signs, Jesus did at Cana in Galilee, and manifested his glory; and his disciples believed in him (John 2:11). They believed that here was God's Man, ruling over all the works of God's hands, put in dominion and authority over the natural world and doing with it whatever he pleased, within the limits of nature itself. When the disciples saw it they believed more deeply in him than before. They saw that here was One who could handle life. Here was One who could take a commonplace thing, nothing out of the ordinary, simple water, and make of it wine, make it a source of joy. Our Lord is able to take the humdrum, commonplace, ordinary events of any life and with his touch make them full of flavor, fragrance, strength and beauty; to turn them into wine. He will do this with any of us as we faithfully walk with him, follow him, and believe in him. Jesus, please take my ordinary life and through your great power change it into something full of joy, beauty and strength. *Life Application* Are we learning to observe and appreciate God's awesome, transforming work in even simple and commonplace events and circumstances of our lives?

Now that's what I call a Mighty Miracle!! And YOU think Jesus can't help US with Our Stuff?! Our simple to the overwhelming Life Stuff?! Oh Yeah! Just Mediate and Soak In this Mighty Miracle and then Call On Jesus to be the Miracle Worker in Your Life! And Just You Watch! Hallelujah! Thank You Jesus!! 

Continued Success & Abundant Blessings!!