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Jesus, whom she has left totally free to act, works the miracle, recognizing his Mother's courage and docility: "Jesus said to them, 'Fill the jars with water'. And they filled them up to the brim" (Jn 2:7).
- Despite Mary’s Fears, She Trusted God’s Word and Guidance For Her Life
- In The Midst of Mary’s Trials, She Continued to Praise God
- Mary’s Suffering Drew Her Closer to God
- Mary Trusted God in The Unknown
- Mary Surrendered to God’s Will
When Mary received the angel Gabriel’s message that she would conceive Jesus through the Holy Spirit, she was afraid. She knew her circumstances and the potential fallout of being a virgin and unwed mother. Luke 1:29 says “Mary was greatly troubled at his words,” referring to Gabriel. Despite her fears, uncertainties, and questions, Mary decided to...
In the midst of Mary’s life-changing news that she would give birth to the Messiah, she continued to praise God. Her doubts and fears didn’t waver, but her songs of praise rang louder. Mary understood the power of her praise, and that it would sustain her through her upcoming trials. Luke 1:46-55is entitled “Mary’s Song of Praise.” Mary praises God...
Being the mother of Jesus was Mary’s greatest honor and ultimate source of suffering. She witnessed Jesus endure intense ridicule, opposition, and crucifixion. She was the last person with Jesus until his death on the cross. Mary carried a weighty burden and responsibility. As any mother would, Mary wanted only what was best for her son, but also e...
Although Mary’s path was unknown, she surrendered and trusted God moving forward. It is easy to trust God when things are going well and your next step is clear. The greater test for us all is to trust God when our next steps are unknown and we are unsure how to move forward. Mary decided to trust God during her uncertainties and fears. She didn’t ...
Mary surrendered to God’s plans not only for her life, but the life of her child. She allowed Jesus to minister in both familiar and uncomfortable settings. Mary surrendered her child over to God and his ultimate will. If Mary tried to control God’s plans for Jesus, he wouldn’t have fulfilled his purpose on earth and died for the sins of humanity. ...
Through this sign, Jesus did–to a degree at least–what Mary wanted Him to do. When Jesus performed a miracle, His glory was manifested. Mary did not understand all that would be required for Jesus to establish His Kingdom.
May 11, 2020 · The New Testament gives us a few clues as to Mary's role among the apostles. First of all, Jesus entrusted his mother to the apostle St. John , the "beloved" disciple.
Jan 27, 2024 · Evidently, Mary did not. Jesus' response in John 2:4, "My hour has not yet come," suggests that Mary was unaware of the specific timing of His ministry. The term "sign" (Strong's 4592) in the Gospel of John is used to emphasize the deeper meaning and significance behind Jesus' miraculous acts.
Oct 4, 2024 · She was present with the disciples when Mattathias was selected to replace Judas: "All these were constantly devoting themselves to prayer, together with certain women, including Mary the mother of Jesus, as well as his brothers" (Acts 1:14).
Jul 16, 2020 · When Jesus said to Mary, "My hour is not yet come", He presumably meant that it was not yet time for His identity to be fully revealed. Such occurred subsequently on several occasions such as: Matt 16:20 - Then He admonished the disciples not to tell anyone that He was the Christ.
