Liberty Corner Presbyterian Church

The “I AM” statements of Jesus are promises of God. When Jesus said, “I am the bread of life,” he was telling us he is the only one who can truly satisfy and is ultimately the one thing we should hunger for. Jesus’ greatest gift was not the bread that he fed the 5,000 with . . . as awesome as that was. His true gift is that of changed life . . . of abundant life . . . of eternal life. Physical bread is perishable, meaning it will, at some point, go bad, stale, and moldy. . .but the gift of Jesus, who is the bread of life will last forever.