A Kingdom Feast

The Good News (Gospel) According to Matthew
Today’s Focus: A Kingdom Feast
Scripture: Matthew 14:13-21

Greetings Kingdom Citizens
I know we have read this story a million times but Jesus is showing us how the Kingdom works. For example, what we see with our eyes may not be what God sees with His! Ok, there are two fish, five loaves of bread and over five thousand people. In the natural world and our eyes, that is not enough by any stretch of the imagination but to God this is more than enough. If you read verse 19, it says He looked up to Heaven and blessed the food. When Jesus did this, this opened a door from Heaven to Earth for God to pour out what he sees as more than enough. Now, you may think that sounds crazy but that is because you have not read the Bible. Can we say that Jesus was the first person to learn how to effectively split the atom J. Now let me show you how good God is, if you look at verse 20, it says and they all ate and were filled and took up 12 baskets full of fragments. Now the only way that 2 fish and 5 loaves of bread feed five thousand is that someone from another realm come in and give more. Because of Jesus’ faith, He showed the disciples how to control this circumstance. You have to believe there is more than you can see in this world. Our Father has the entire world in His hand and owns everything. So he can give, subtract, multiply and divide so as man gives Him the authority on Earth to do so and that is what Jesus did. Here is a small example! I had some people come over to the house for dinner and I saw the food and said to myself at first this is not enough for everyone but then the Lord brought these scripture to my remembrance and I put the situation in the Lord’s hands and after the party we had more than enough to give food away to some students. When faced with a situation that looks larger than you, look to the person inside of you and say “Greater is He that is in me than He that is in the World”. Now that is power!!!!! Do you possess the power to overcome the world’s situations?

Abba’s Ambassador,
Min. Calvin Calhoun, Jr.