Discussion and insights on last Sunday's message

Miracles: The Problem of Food John 6:8-13

Dr Alfonse Javed & Caleb Hanna

John 6 contains some of the most familiar and profound teaching in John, including the feeding of the 5,000 and Jesus' declaration, “I am the bread of life.”

The miracles of Jesus were never merely displays of His power; they were signs pointing us to His person.

1. The Problem of FAITH (vv. 1–7)

2. The Problem of FOOD (vv. 8–13)

3. The Problem of FOCUS, Part 1 (vv. 14–15)

Discussion and insights on last Sunday's message

Miracles: The Problem of Food John 6:8-13

Dr Alfonse Javed & Christian Sylvester

John 6 contains some of the most familiar and profound teaching in John, including the feeding of the 5,000 and Jesus' declaration, “I am the bread of life.”

The miracles of Jesus were never merely displays of His power; they were signs pointing us to His person.

In John 6, we will discover three truths about the miracles of Jesus: Miracles Reveal a Great Problem (John 6:1–21), God's Purpose (John 6:22–40), and Gracious Provision (John 6:41–71).

John 6:1-21 reveals three problems:

1. The Problem of FAITH (vv. 1–7)

2. The Problem of FOCUS (vv. 8–13)

Discussion and insights on last Sunday's message

Miracles: The Problem, Part 1

John 6:1-7 | Dr Alfonse Javed & Pastor Caleb Hanna

John 6 contains some of the most familiar and profound teaching in John, including the feeding of the 5,000 and Jesus' declaration, “I am the bread of life.”

The miracles of Jesus were never merely displays of His power; they were signs pointing us to His person. The miracle is not the destination; it is the sign pointing us to the Savior.

In John 6, we will discover three truths about the miracles of Jesus:

1. Miracles Reveal a Great Problem — John 6:1–21

2. Miracles Reveal God's Purpose — John 6:22–40

3. Miracles Reveal Gracious Provision — John 6:41–71

Today, we begin by examining the problem. Before Jesus reveals Himself as the Bread of Life, John shows us a humanity that is hungry, helpless, and unable to meet its deepest needs.

1. The Problem of Faith (John 6:1-7)