JESUS THE MIRACLE WORKER - Miracles 33–37 : Presented & Performed By Jesse T. Cross

This week we reach a profound milestone as we present the final episode of our chronological journey in Jesus The Miracle Worker, presented & performed by Jesse T. Cross and occasional friends. This special episode concludes the Jesus The Miracle Worker series, as Miracle #37 marks the last recorded miracle Jesus performed in His earthly ministry before ascending to be with the Father. From the triumphant resurrection of Lazarus to the restoring catch of fish on the Sea of Galilee, these final accounts capture the ultimate depth of His power, mercy, and victory over death itself. These accounts remind us of Jesus' enduring love, His authority over all things, and the quiet restoration He offers to every heart that seeks Him. Thank you to everyone who has journeyed through these 37 miracles with us. May these musical narratives continue to encourage your faith and draw you closer to Him. Please remember to subscribe and like this video. It only takes a moment, costs nothing, and helps the channel tremendously. God bless. 🎵 Tracklist / Chapters 0:00 Miracle #33 – Lazarus Come Forth — Jesus calls Lazarus out of the tomb, demonstrating His absolute authority over death itself. 4:47 Miracle #34 – I, Bartimaeus Can Now See — Blind Bartimaeus cries out in persistent faith, and Jesus mercifully restores his sight. 9:42 Miracle #35 – Fruit Upon The Branch — The miraculous lesson of the fig tree, reminding us of the vital importance of authentic faith and spiritual fruitfulness. 14:51 Miracle #36 – Put Away The Sword — Jesus heals Malchus' ear in Gethsemane, demonstrating love, mercy, and peace even in His hour of betrayal. 21:05 Miracle #37 – Cast The Net Again — The miraculous post-resurrection catch of fish, restoring His disciples and concluding His recorded earthly miracles before ascending to heaven. May these musical reflections draw you closer to Jesus Christ—the resurrected Lord who holds power over life, death, and eternity. Note: Every effort has been made to use historical media that is in the public domain or available for transformative storytelling. If you are the owner of any media used and have concerns, please contact me via the "About" section of this channel.