The title may seem provocative, especially to a Calvinist. However, v.5 says, "He could do no mighty work there, except that He laid His hands on a few sick people and healed them." This expository message examines the greatness of Jesus, and yet most in Nazareth stumbled over the apparent inconsistency between His humble background and such manifest greatness. Their unbelief limited how many miracles Jesus did in their midst. Even so, our unbelief is a barrier to God's work today, though that barrier can be overcome by God's sovereign work using various means, including prayer. God does take into account human responsibility as He works in our world.
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Pastor Felker earned a B.A. degree from Criswell College in Dallas, TX in 1978; and a M.A. degree from Criswell Graduate School of the Bible (Summa Cum Laude) in 1982. His major field of study was Greek and New Testament. He also completed a Doctor of Ministry degree from...
