Episode God, the Baker

Bread has been a staple of the human diet for thousands of years. So it’s no surprise that the Bible would use such a relatable metaphor to communicate timeless truth. In this Discover the Word study, Mart DeHaan, Elisa Morgan, Bill Crowder, and Daniel Ryan Day talk about the role of bread in how the story of the Bible is told.  Join us for the series, “God, the Baker.”

When we say the Lord’s Prayer, we ask God to “give us this day our daily bread.” But is it possible that there’s more to that request than just food? In this episode of a Discover the Word study called “God the Baker,” Mart DeHaan, Elisa Morgan, Bill Crowder, and Daniel Ryan Day consider one of the things that bread represents throughout Scripture—provision from God.

Whether you’re hosting a celebration or catching up with an old friend, nothing brings people together quite like food. And in this conversation on Discover the Word, the group discovers that for people in the Bible, it was no different. Explore the different purposes that food and feasts serve throughout Scripture, as they reflect on how often bread and church go together.

Few things are more delicious than a warm slice of bread smothered in butter. Unless the carbs are a no-no in your diet. And did you know that according to Scripture, bread does have a dark side? Join the Discover the Word group for another conversation in their “God, the Baker” series as they talk about what they call “the bread curse” and what it reveals about our need for a Savior.

We all need food to survive. But what’s the difference between life-giving bread and the Bread of Life? Well, join the Discover the Word group as they conclude their study called “God, the Baker,” by considering why Jesus would compare Himself to bread and what it reveals to us about His character. Discover why Jesus’ statement about being “the Bread of Life” is so meaningful.