Episode 1217 of the 10:10 Thrive Podcast continues the special musical production “Waymaker,” focusing on the purpose behind Jesus’ miracles. The episode opens with powerful scripture readings highlighting Jesus as the gate to salvation, the fulfillment of the Law, and the source of light in the darkness. Through Peter’s testimony and Paul’s words, listeners are reminded that the miracles of Christ were not random displays of power but signs pointing to His divine identity and mission. The featured performance of “Waymaker” sets a worshipful tone, affirming Jesus as the one who opens paths and transforms lives.
In a heartfelt conversation, Cleopas explains to his granddaughter Jochebed that every miracle Jesus performed carried a deeper meaning beyond the physical act. Healing the blind man revealed Jesus as the Light of the World; feeding the five thousand pointed to Him as the Bread of Life. The musical piece “When Heaven Breaks Through” echoes this truth, celebrating that miracles are not just about supernatural events but about God’s love breaking into human need. Jochebed’s questions lead Cleopas to recount the long history of God making a way for His people—from the promise in Eden to the parting of the Red Sea—showing that Jesus’ miracles continue this divine pattern.
The episode concludes with a profound reflection: while God still performs great acts of power, His greatest miracle is often the transformation of the human heart. Cleopas explains that external miracles may last for a moment, but the inner change Jesus brings is eternal. This shift in perspective helps Jochebed see that God’s work is not always loud or dramatic; sometimes it is mercy, provision, or peace in the midst of trial. The episode closes with a tender reminder that the same God who split seas and raised the dead is still making a way today, often in ways we cannot see but can trust completely.
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