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Give God What You've Got And He'll Turn It Into A LOT

Have you ever looked at what you have and immediately noticed everything that was missing? I know that feeling well. There have been many moments in this ministry where I looked at my limitations and thought, "I don't have enough." I'm DeafBlind, my equipment isn't perfect, I don't have a full team, and the resources I wish I had are not always the ones I'm holding. But God kept bringing me back to a simple question: what have I already placed in your hands? That question changed everything for me, and today it might change something for you too. In this Bible study, we're walking through the feeding of the 5,000 in Luke 9:10 through 17. Most people focus on the miracle itself, but I want us to look at what happened just before it. The disciples saw scarcity. Jesus saw provision. The same five loaves and two fish were in front of both of them, but the perspective made all the difference. The miracle didn't begin when they found more resources. It began when they surrendered what they already had. That's the truth I want you to carry with you today: little becomes much in Jesus' hands. Whether you're waiting on more time, more support, more confidence, or more clarity, God is already working with what you're holding right now. The potter doesn't wait for better clay. He shapes what is present. And friend, that's exactly what God wants to do with your life. --- Own a piece of Kelvin's work: Each pottery piece is handcrafted by Kelvin himself, a DeafBlind artist, pastor, and storyteller. Browse available pieces at www.deafblindpotter.com Bring Kelvin to your event: Kelvin is available for in-person and virtual speaking engagements, including live pottery demonstrations where he throws a piece and shares his story at the same time. Schedule him at www.deafblindpotter.com Go live beyond your challenges, my friend.

Scripture

LukeLuke 9Luke 9:10

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