Jesus' presence foretold many changes that would come, not the least of which was in the area of restored relationships - Relationships between God and humanity, between Jew and Gentile, between Men and Women, between the Haves and the Have Nots. These restorations started 2000 years ago and continue to this day.

There is more to the Christmas story than what we read in the Gospels and Isaiah. The is an entire unseen world that we walk through everyday. There is more to the story than meets the eye.

We have been confronted with the truth about Jesus. His love. His humanity. His divinity. Now, what will you do with this Jesus?

Is Jesus coming back? Should I be searching the newspapers looking for signs of His return? What does the Bible teach?

There can be little doubt that Jesus was a man? He is one of the most significant and well known figures of all time. But, is He divine?

Staying connected to Jesus. Is it essential? If so, how is it done?

Is the Christian life supposed to be safe? Are the great men and women of faith in the Scriptures the norm or exceptions? Can we life that life of faith?

Are there barriers to the Gospel? Do we make it hard for people to come to Jesus? How does Jesus deal with these issues?

Did Jesus really say "Love your enemies"? Why is this so important? Is it even possible?

We will be examining the Feeding of the 5000. We will be focusing on the fact that if we given Jesus what we have, He will take, multiply, and use it to bless others.