Want Something To Eat?

The disciples offer Jesus food. He's been talking…

An episode of the Saint James Messages podcast, hosted by Saint James Church Alexandria VA, titled "Want Something To Eat?" was published on March 28, 2023 and runs 28 minutes.

March 28, 2023 ·28m · Saint James Messages

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Summary

The disciples offer Jesus food. He's been talking to someone next a well. His response is purely Jesus- it becomes a teachable moment. What does food mean for you? Is there another place for us to get our nourishment?

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The disciples offer Jesus food. He's been talking to someone next a well. His response is purely Jesus- it becomes a teachable moment. What does food mean for you? Is there another place for us to get our nourishment?

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