Feasting On God

What does it mean to truly "feast" on God, and how does drinking deeply from Christ transform our daily lives, priorities, and view of His glory?In this sermon on John 7:37–39, Lead Pastor Neil McClendon explores Jesus’s bold proclamation on the last day of the Feast of Tabernacles. Contrasting empty religious rituals with a vibrant, living relationship, Pastor Neil unpacks Jesus's invitation for anyone who thirsts to come to Him and drink. He examines how genuine faith leads to observable life changes—where streams of living water naturally overflow from believers to impact others. Discover the importance of maintaining a temporal view of this world, recognizing how God uses unexpected interruptions to display His character, and adopting a biblical definition of glory that centers on God rather than self.In this episode, we cover:The Feast of Tabernacles Context: Understanding the historical background of John 7 and the significance of the "great day" of the feast.The Invitation to the Thirsty: Why Jesus offers a personal, experiential relationship rather than empty religious routines.The Overflow of Living Water: How genuine belief in Christ creates an observable, life-giving impact on those around us.Remembering Life's Temporal Nature: Why spiritual dependence must continue even after reaching personal "promised lands" or life goals.Redefining Glory: How aligning our definition of glory with God's word shapes our purpose, generosity, and everyday choices.Be sure to follow us:InstagramFacebookYoutube