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    A Boy Feeds 5,000 (Bagged Lunch Morsel 4)

    By Jeremy | October 27, 2007

    + Bagged Lunch Morsel 1; Morsel 2; Morsel 3; Morsel 4; Morsel 5; Morsel 6, Morsel 7; Morsel 8 This is post 4 of 8 in a series based on the curriculum I wrote for last year's Urban Youth Workers Institute Reload training events: “Bagged Lunch and a Drop of Oil: Multiplying Re$ource$ for Urban Ministry”. Read the entire series here. ____________________

    The Model in Action 2: Jesus Receives an Offering


    Few stories told in all 4 gospels. This is one of them. Matt 14 / Mark 6 / Luke 9 / John 6 • 5,000 men, plus women and children. • Jesus tells disciples: “Give them something to eat” • The disciples didn’t get it. The masses were confused and hungry. • But a boy with a bagged lunch understood, and his tuna fish sandwich fed them all.

    A Boy Feeds 5,000 (John 6)


    • Empty, formless, dark “Eight months wages” wouldn’t buy enough food. (v.6) • Yet the Spirit hovered Jesus “already had in mind what he was going to do.” (v.5) • Lights turned on “Where shall we buy bread …?” (v.5) • Horizon established “…for these people to eat” (v.5) • Rearranged resources “Here is a boy with five small barley loaves and two small fish.” (v.9) • Prepared environment “Have the people sit down” (v.10) • Experienced God’s provision “Jesus took the loaves, gave thanks, and distributed…” (v.11) • Reproduced and ruled “…as much as they wanted.” (v.11) • Rested “When they had all had enough to eat” (v.12)

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