BIBLE STUDY| MIRACLES OF JESUS SERIES.|THE FOURTH MIRACLE OF JESUS pt.66 | THE FEEDING OF 5,000 MEN WITH 5 LOAVES OF BREAD AND 2 FISHES| CHIMDI OHAHUNA Scripture References: John 6:11 | Ephesians 3:20 | Acts 2 | Philippians 4:19 | Hebrews 13:8 | Hebrews 12:2 In this illuminating episode of the Miracle of Jesus Bible Study, we reflect on the divine instruction in John 6:11—“...gather the fragments...”—a phrase that reveals the intentional abundance of God. Jesus didn’t just feed the multitude; He ensured there was more than enough left over. This miracle wasn’t merely about meeting needs—it was about revealing the nature of a God who overwhelms us with provision so that our praise may be just as overwhelming. Key Highlights: - Miracles Are Meant to Overflow: God’s provision always exceeds expectation. He fills, then leaves fragments—reminders of His ability to do exceedingly abundantly beyond what we ask or think. (Ephesians 3:20) - Provision with Purpose: Miracles are not for personal satisfaction alone. They require extra vessels to prevent loss and waste. If our expectation is only to be filled, we’ve missed the supernatural intent. - Selflessness in the Miraculous: The miracles of Jesus transcend personal gain. A selfish heart cannot receive what is meant for multitudes. (Philippians 4:19) - Overflow Leads to Harvest: Just as the disciples’ filling in Acts 2 led to the salvation of 3,000 souls, the miracle always carries a ripple effect—impacting lives far beyond our own. - Focus on the Source, Not the Medium: Tools and channels may change, but Christ remains the source. Fixing our gaze on Him keeps our faith anchored. (Hebrews 13:8) - Faith That Looks Upward: God gives us challenges that stretch our faith—not to overwhelm us, but to keep us looking up. He doesn’t match small situations with mountain-sized faith. (Hebrews 12:2) - Quality in the Overflow: Unlike mass production, where quantity often compromises quality, God increases both. The little in your hand becomes refined and multiplied. - Sacrifice Precedes the Miracle: The lad with the lunch and the disciples who distributed it remind us—those who serve get filled after others are full. But in the end, everyone receives. - Misunderstanding the Blessing: Like Uzah in David’s time, misunderstanding divine provision can lead to harm. Reverence and obedience are key to stewarding the miraculous. This episode is a call to shift from personal consumption to kingdom distribution. The fragments are not leftovers—they are evidence of divine abundance. Let your heart be stirred to gather what remains, knowing that God’s miracles are designed to overflow into lives, nations, and generations. Be sure to subscribe to the GRACELIFECOMI podcast today and join us on this spiritual expedition and stay updated on future episodes of this enriching series!. Any questions arising from this study can be submitted to [email protected]. Check our bio to know how to give your love offerings to the ministry. Jesus is Lord.