Digging Deeper | Week of March 27th

I Am | Week 1 | Bread Of Life
Pastor Jericho Toilolo
Exodus 34:6-7a
John 6:25-40
1. Are you seeking the miracle or the person?
2. What is the correlation between Jesus and bread?
2a. Food is useless unless it is eaten
2b. Eating is prompted by hunger
2c. Eating involves trust
2d. Eating is personal
1 Corinthians 6:19
3. Are you missing the true bread?
John 6:41-51

"Then Jesus declared, 'I am the bread of life. Whoever comes to me will never go hungry, and whoever believes in me will never be thirsty.'" John 6:35

"I am the living bread that came down from heaven. Whoever eats this bread will live forever. This bread is my flesh, which I will give for the life of the world.” John 6:51

1. In Pastor Jericho’s sermon, he talked about Jesus being the Bread of Life. What was your biggest take away from his sermon?

2. Read John 6:35. Jesus says that He is the bread of life. What does this mean to you personally? Have you ever given this much thought?

3. Read John 6:51. Discuss this verse. Why does Jesus refer to the bread as His flesh?

4. What are the correlations between Jesus and Bread?

5. Tim Keller makes this statement, “When Jesus says I am the bread of life, he says, I am God made breakable for you.” God who created you, God who created the entire universe… made breakable for you. What emotions does this produce in you?

6. Pastor Jericho asked this question during his sermon, “Are you seeking the miracle or the person?” What does this mean to you? Did this question challenge you?

7. In his sermon, Pastor Jericho talks about how scriptures must be internalized. How are ways you internalize scripture?

8. Read Something to Think About: Spend time in prayer.

Pastor Jericho made this statement in his sermon this week, “He came to change our desires so that He is the main one.” This is the prayer we are praying for you all this week. This is the prayer I am praying myself and my family. Praying that God changes our desires so that He is the main one. 
Blessings,
Adult Ministries Pastor
Christie Braun