By
Shelby G. Floyd
Bread is one of our most basic physiological needs of the body. When Lewis and Clark set out on their transcontinental expedition, bread was one of the staples that they prepared enough to take them to the mouth of the Columbia and back to St. Louis. We all need bread—healthy food to have a healthy body. In Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of human needs, bread would be at the foundation, because it is difficult to think about anything else when a person is hungry. But bread alone will not motivate a person to be all they can be and reach their full potential both here and hereafter.
The Work of God is to Believe
In the book of John, Jesus had told the people that “The work of God is this: to believe in the one he has sent.” (John 6:28-29.) The crowd of people who came out to see and hear Jesus, challenged him to give them a miraculous sign in order that they might believe in him: Continue reading “JESUS, THE BREAD OF LIFE”