Don't Forget the Bread

This powerful message invites us to move beyond simply securing our salvation and embrace the fullness of what God has already provided for us. Through memorable illustrations - like the woman who asked for bread with her barbecue and the cruise passenger who ate crackers while a feast awaited him - we're reminded that accepting Christ is just the beginning, not the destination. The central scripture from 2 Peter 1:3 reveals a transformative truth: God's divine power has already given us everything we need for life and godliness. Yet how often do we settle for spiritual survival when abundance is our inheritance? This message challenges us to examine whether we're truly accessing heaven's inexhaustible supply or merely getting by on our own limited resources. We're called to discover our true identity in Christ, to step out in faith when God asks us to do something beyond our capability, and to maintain intimate fellowship with Him rather than replacing relationship with religious activity. The invitation is clear: don't just accept salvation and stop there. The table is spread with rest, peace, joy, healing, prosperity, wisdom, and so much more. Don't forget the bread - don't miss out on the complete provision that's already been purchased for us.