WORD. | Day 2 | May 22, 2025

Day 2

John 1:35-2:25.

In the last part of chapter 1, Jesus calls His first disciples.  They left everything and followed Him.

Chapter 2 contains Jesus’ first miracle – turning water into wine.

His mother told the servants at the banquet to do whatever Jesus told them to do. 

How often do you do whatever Jesus tells you to do? Even when it doesn’t quite make sense to you?

 

After Jesus performed his first miraculous sign, His disciples put their faith in Him.

How much do you trust or “put your faith” in Jesus?


Scripture:

John 1:35-51

John 2

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