Podcasts about feeding of 5

In today's episode Nick and Andy try to answer the following questions:- What lessons have we learned through our ministry?- Can Jesus dwell in our heart and have no influence over our life?- What does it mean to be "filled with the fullness of God?"- How does the presence of God help us through life?And a lot more!Thanks for listening!

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After working many miracles for sick people, Jesus went away to rest with His disciples. Still, the people followed him, and Jesus had great compassion on them because they were like sheep without a shepherd. He sought to feed them but the disciples only found a young boy with five barley loaves and two fish. This was a very tiny amount of food but enough for the Lord’s purpose. Blessing the food, Jesus gave thanks to the Father, because he knew what this tiny amount could do. In the end, there was a lavish supply for up to 25,000 people, counting the women and children; everyone had more than enough food. We need to realize that there is always abundance with the Lord’s supply and that we need to trust Him with the problems in our lives.

Today, we examine a miracle performed by the Lord which is recorded in all four gospels. John seems to use it to communicate the Grace of God. Only John gives us the identity of the giver of the gift that will be used to feed 5,000 men, not including women and children. This account is not only disclosing a great miracle, but also the great grace of God to mankind.

Today, we examine a miracle performed by the Lord which is recorded in all four gospels. John seems to use it to communicate the Grace of God. Only John gives us the identity of the giver of the gift that will be used to feed 5,000 men, not including women and children. This account is not only disclosing a great miracle, but also the great grace of God to mankind.

We talk Matthew 14 (both the feeding of the 5,000 and the omission of the death of John the Baptist), the impact of John Mason Neale on English-speaking. Christianity, and how The Expanse is hard science fiction, as well as the implication of alien life forms on our Christian faith. Enjoy! Matthew 14:13–21

Gospel of John - John 6:1-14 – Feeding of 5,000 - Ian Seddon - 15 March 2020 by The Church of God in Manchester

Mark 6:30-44 where Jesus feeds the 5,000 is more than just a miracle to wow the crowds. It is instead a picture of how Jesus is a very personal good shepherd, who has compassion and aims to provide good things.  As Jesus and the disciples seek to find a quiet spot to rest and regroup, the crowd followed Jesus and the disciples into a desolate place.  It is there in that desolate place that Mark paints a picture of Jesus with a flock of sheep in need of a shepherd. These sheep (the crowd) had wandered into a desolate place with no provision for food, but Jesus being the good shepherd that He is provided for them. Scriptures and Resources Mark 6; John 6:4; Numbers 27:15-17; Ezekiel 34:14; Strongs 2048. erémos Say hi and continue the conversation on social media: Facebook Twitter Instagram If you enjoyed this episode head on over to Apple Podcasts and or Stitcher kindly leave a 5-star rating, a review and subscribe! Ways to subscribe to Unfolding Words Click to subscribe via Apple Podcasts Click to subscribe via Google Play Click to subscribe via Spotify Click to subscribe via Stitcher Click to subscribe via RSS Help Spread the Word: Please share Unfolding Words with your Twitter followers. Click Here To Post A Tweet

"Jesus is forever and only the one who can ultimately satisfy you." http://Wilsonville.Church/JesusStories

"Jesus is forever and only the one who can ultimately satisfy you." http://Wilsonville.Church/JesusStories

As our entire church and community prepares for Thanksgiving, Pastor Wade shares seven insights from Jesus' feeding of the 5,000. Let your heart not only be moved to thankfulness on this day, but as a new and on-going attitude of your life.

As our entire church and community prepares for Thanksgiving, Pastor Wade shares seven insights from Jesus' feeding of the 5,000. Let your heart not only be moved to thankfulness on this day, but as a new and on-going attitude of your life.

As our entire church and community prepares for Thanksgiving, Pastor Wade shares seven insights from Jesus' feeding of the 5,000. Let your heart not only be moved to thankfulness on this day, but as a new and on-going attitude of your life.

As our entire church and community prepares for Thanksgiving, Pastor Wade shares seven insights from Jesus' feeding of the 5,000. Let your heart not only be moved to thankfulness on this day, but as a new and on-going attitude of your life.

Sermon Feeding of 5,000 (8.6.17) by Neil Wehmas, Pastor

In this well-known miracle, we see that Jesus not only provides for our physical needs, but he also provides for our deepest spiritual needs.

Speaker: Jon Mestas

Jesus doesn't want us to give up our hunger or desire, he just wants our hunger to be satisfied by him.

Jesus eagerly meets not only our spiritual but our physical needs.

Jesus eagerly meets not only our spiritual but our physical needs.

The deeper miracle of the feeding of the five thousand is in Jesus's rejection of the patterns of disconnection in society that say, "let them go off and buy food for themselves," and insisting instead, "they need not go away. We will provide for them here."