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Introduction The Significance of Bread. Two notable Miracles of bread in the life of Christ ++Feeding of 5000 plus women & children ++Feeding of 4000 plus women & children 5000 was fed with 5 loaves and 2 fish 4000 was fed with 7 loaves and a few fish Foundational to each miracle ++A message ++A need…

Let Jesus provide for the deepest needs of your soul.

Lessons from the crowd throughout Mark 6.

We are frequently pursuing things that we believe will make life easier or gentler. We are frequently making choices to follow after things that we think will keep us from difficulties. Jesus presents Himself as the One who rescues from death; He who brings eternal life to those who will pursue Him, those who will trust in Him. Many are trying to work God's works... Jesus seems to turn the tables on this idea reminding us that God is the One who works in us. We must receive Jesus' life or we have no eternal life. We can receive His eternal life now. We often focus on the material world whereas Jesus reminds us that it is the Spirit that gives life, the flesh, the body, the material doesn't provide profit in spiritual things. Let us lay, as we are enabled, our trust and hope in Jesus alone. He died for our sins, He has been buried, and He has already been raised from the dead. These thoughts shared by Jason Stuart Percy at Refuge TLH in Tallahassee, FL on Sunday, December 19, 2021.

The feeding of the 5000 was a sermon in action. It gave the opportunity for the disciples to demonstrate compassion, see a problem as an opportunity for God to work, and to give God what they had, trusting Him with the rest. In the crisis hours of life, when your resources are low and your responsibilities are great, it's good to remember that God already has the problem solved.

This is sermon 8 in the series "Preaching Thru the Gospel of John." This message covers John chapter 6, verses 1-27. This sermon was delivered on Sunday August 28, at Blue Springs Baptist Church 450 Johnson Church Rd., Philadelphia, Tennessee, 37846. Phone 865-936-5922. e-mail: bvwoody@outlook.com

For people who are desperately hungry, there is perhaps no better way to show God’s love than simply to feed them.

Introduction: The miracle we have just read together here in Luke 9 where Jesus feeds the 5,000 represents a turning point in Luke’s gospel and it is also the only miracle of Jesus that is recorded in all four Gospels. It represents the end of Jesus Galilean ministry and his move to the coastal cities…

Perhaps we can multiply food like Jesus did but we do have the resourced to do something similar. How did Jesus' food ministry go? How can we develop a welfare ministry like Jesus

Jesus Feeds 5000 men, plus women and children.

Jesus would not be arrested and made King.

Introduction Look at timeline After last week, calls Matthew Commissions Apostles John the B sends final message 2 Now when John heard in prison about the deeds of the Christ, he sent word by his disciples 3 and said to him, “Are you the one who is to come, or shall we look for another?” mat 11:2 4 And…

There remains a Sabbath rest for the People of God. But for now we labor.

Jesus met the needs of the people every where He went. His genuine love for people didn't stop at their physical needs, He offered spiritual renewal and eternal life. Through the doubt and lack of understanding from His disciples, Jesus time and time again made a way that became evident to those that were there to witness.

Experiencing Jesus' loving provision today should lead us to trust Him to take care of tomorrow.

We are more than enough in Christ. God is a God of leftovers!

Dies ist das achte Video. In diesem geht es um das Vermehrungswunder. Auch gennannt: "Die Speisung der Fünftausend". Dies ist einer meiner Lieblingswunder von Jesus.

Apologies for the incorrect Greek Pronunciation - It's Chrotazo, not Choratzo.

Much can be learned in this miracle about Jesus and about man.

Seeking our satisfaction and sustenance in Christ alone. We want to use Jesus as a way to get to things that we think will satisfy, but Jesus IS that which satisfies.

I. THE PEOPLE—vv. 1–4 A. Christ—v. 1. They crossed Sea of Galilee. Also called Tiberias. B. Concerned—v. 2. Many followed Christ, since He healed so many of their diseases, and helped them in so many different ways. C. Celebration—vv. 3–4. Jesus went up into a mountain to pray. The Jewish Passover was…