An anonymous boy gave his lunch: 5 loaves, 2 fish, and Jesus multiplied it to feed 5000. Can Jesus do the same with whatever is in your basket? Pastor Sam Mills takes us through the multiplicative miracle of Jesus feeding 5000 men with the anonymous donation of two loaves and five fishes from a boy in the crowd. It's a reminder that God has a purpose to be accomplished and created each of us with specific talents/gifts/abilities so that when we invest our time and resources, God will increase the return on that investment in abundance.
A Seat At The Table - Week 5 - 5 Loaves, 2 Fish, 1 Basket
July 24, 2022 • Samuel Mills • Matthew 14:13–21, Mark 6:31–44, Luke 9:12–17, John 6:1–14
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A Seat At The Table - Week 7 - Trading Wages for Grace
August 7, 2022 • Samuel Mills • Luke 7:36–47
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