The God Who Provides
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Are you moving from deliverance to dependence, or from deliverance to grumbling? In this powerful sermon, Pastor Arthur Connor, Jr. explores The God Who Provides through the lens of Exodus 16. Even when we fall short and complain, God’s grace is revealed through His supernatural and sufficient provision.

Discover why God’s supply in the wilderness was designed to be remembered and how the manna from Heaven points us to the ultimate Bread of Life. If you are feeling depleted, this message will remind you that God provides exactly what you need for today.

Focus Scripture: “And Jesus said unto them, I am the bread of life: he that cometh to me shall never hunger; and he that believeth on me shall never thirst.” — John 6:35

 

Key Points:

  • – Moving from Deliverance to Dependence.
  • – Supernatural provision despite our shortcomings.
  • – The sufficiency of God’s daily bread.
  • – Why we must remember God’s faithfulness.

 

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