Sermons About Bread
The Perfect Meal Plan
The Lord Feeds his sheep - John 6:35 The Lord drives away fear - Isaiah 41:10 The Lord provides a meal of Restoration - 2 Corinthians 1:21-22
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Bread of Heaven
By having us ask God the Father bread every day, Jesus gives us a way to remember that God is our provision. We are usually pray this prayer, heads bowed, eyes closed, using 16th century words like “hallowed be thy name.” But maybe it would make more sense for us to pray this petition with our eyes open and our heads thrown back, and our mouths open wide like baby birds demanding their share of the worm.
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I AM - The Bread of Life
Throughout history there have been many theories put forward about who Jesus was and is. Who do you think he is? What if Jesus had to describe himself? In the book of John Jesus does exactly that in his seven “I AM” statements. Listen as Pastor Doug Carlsen talks us through what Jesus means when he says, “I am the bread of life”.
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The Greatest Thing Since Sliced Bread-Part Three
Let’s review how Jesus got here so we can understand the gravity and the meaning of the words that follow. Tired and weary from six months of nonstop ministry of miracles, baptizing, and teaching, Jesus and his disciples tried to get away into a remote place near the restful and beautiful Sea of Galilee. But the crowds wouldn’t let him. They followed him to that remote place. So Jesus, who had compassion on those who were seeking him, continued his teaching. Then, he took a little boy’s lunch and fed 5,000 men, probably 20-30,000 individuals. He was at the height of his popularity here. In fact, he was so popular, they wanted to make Jesus king.
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The Greatest Thing Since Sliced Bread-Part Two
So when Jesus spoke to these people, he spoke in their language. Bread and water were the currency they understood. And therefore his miracle of feeding the thousands with simple loaves and fishes was not just the sign that He was something greater than a man.
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The Greatest Thing Since Sliced Bread-Part One
.......Then, in a stunning move, Jesus tamped down the crowd’s expectations of him to be king, sending them away and sending the disciples to the other side of Galilee, mainly to avoid getting caught up in the Kingdom fervor. Jesus’ kingdom, remember, was and is not of this world. His first mission was to be the sacrifice for sins. One day he’ll come back and be, not only the king of the Jewish nation, but the King of the World. He will set up His Kingdom.
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