As Ken tells us the story of the feeding of the five thousand, he needs us to understand - there is something beyond the practical that is happening here. 
The work of God, is done with the power of God, in the midst of the community. 
Matthew 14:13-21
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As Ken tells us the story of the feeding of the five thousand, he needs us to understand - there is something beyond the practical that is happening here. The work of God, is done with the power of God, in the midst of the community. Matthew 14:13-21 fmhouston.com

As Ken tells us the story of the feeding of the five thousand, he needs us to understand - there is something beyond the practical that is happening here. 
The work of God, is done with the power of God, in the midst of the community. 
Matthew 14:13-21

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Multiply: “They Need Not Go Away” - Ken Coneby

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