Wonder Working Jesus | Bring it to me

In this powerful sermon from New Point Church, the pastor explores the miracle of the feeding of the 5,000 not just as a story of physical provision, but as a profound illustration of God’s heart toward human need. The message begins with the emotional weight of Jesus’ grief over John the Baptist’s death, showing that even in sorrow, Jesus responds with compassion. As crowds follow Him, He doesn’t retreat from their needs but heals the sick and ultimately multiplies five loaves and two fish to feed thousands. The sermon emphasizes that scarcity mindset—'send them away'—contrasts sharply with the kingdom mindset of surrender and trust: 'Bring it to me.' Through this story, the pastor calls listeners to release what they hold tightly—time, resources, past pain—and trust that God will multiply what is offered in faith. Practical steps are offered: shift from scarcity to trust, live open-handed, step into opportunities, expect God to work through you, and measure life by faithfulness, not results. The message culminates in a personal invitation to surrender fully to Jesus, recognizing that true satisfaction comes not from abundance, but from relationship with the Bread of Life. The sermon closes with a congregational prayer of surrender and a call to live as active participants in God’s miraculous work.