In this sermon titled "He Rebuked," Norm Wells addresses the sovereignty and authority of Jesus Christ as demonstrated through His miracles, specifically in Luke 4:38-39. The preacher emphasizes that Jesus acts with purpose and power, engaged in healing and deliverance that reveals His divine nature and fulfills God's redemptive plan established before the foundation of the world. Wells discusses the astonishment of the people at Jesus' authoritative teaching, noting how His command over an unclean spirit and recovery of Peter's mother-in-law illustrate His unique power as the God-man. The sermon highlights the practical significance of Jesus’ ministry: He not only heals physically but also addresses the spiritual deadness in humanity—showing that true healing and restoration is an act of divine grace, which man cannot achieve on his own. This is supported by Ephesians 1:11 and John 1:14.
“Every miracle that the Lord did, he's sharing with us what he must do for us spiritually.”
“He was there on purpose. He was going to demonstrate another activity that Almighty God can do.”
“With authority and power, this God speaks, and instantly, immediately, the fever is gone.”
“He is great at doing that in a spiritual sense. He is great in raising his people from spiritual sickness, spiritual death, spiritual problems.”
The Bible shows that Jesus has absolute authority to heal, as seen in Luke 4:38-39 where He rebukes a fever and it leaves immediately.
Luke 4:38-39
The Bible affirms that Jesus acted intentionally, as He never acted by mistake, highlighted in Luke 4:31-39.
Luke 4:31-39
Understanding Jesus' power to heal reinforces our faith in His ability to transform lives spiritually and physically.
Luke 4:38-39, Psalm 40:1-3
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