Don’t let math limit God’s miracle.

Main message: God can multiply what little you have when you surrender it in obedience; don't let focusing on what you lack keep you from offering what you do have.

Key points:

• The sermon centers on John 6 (the feeding of the 5,000), especially John 6:8 where Andrew finds a boy’s five barley loaves and two fish but doubts their sufficiency.
• People often talk themselves out of acting by obsessing over what they don't have, which becomes the greatest limiter on life and ministry.
• Biblical leaders (Moses, Gideon, David, Esther, the disciples) lacked sufficiency, yet God used them — lacking ability can be a prerequisite for God to work.
• The miracle happens in the “handoff”: Jesus gave the food to the disciples to distribute, showing God often asks for obedience/surrender rather than full certainty or resources.
• Invitation to stop staring at deficits and instead surrender what you have so God can work with it.

Scriptures mentioned: John 6:8, John 6, Matthew, Mark, Luke, John (feeding of the 5,000)