All right, turn to Matthew chapter 6, and we're going to continue the sermon series that

Pastor Robert has started a few weeks ago. I've been following that on the web. And I'm going to talk about this one

to my best friend, the son, but I'm going to talk about the bread. Jesus calls himself the bread.

Now I want to dive into this topic a little bit

because I think right now, if I could really predict

what most of you are going through,

what most of your thinking is,

there's a lot of uncertainty among us about what the

future holds. Everything that can be shaken is being shaken right now. I mean the

economy is being shaken, our political structure is being being shaken our whole ideology about

the country and about the church and about business everything's being

shaken right now and I believe that God is a part of this.

I want to say I don't think God causes harm on people,

but I think God is in this thing that's happening right now.

And I'm not so sure I don't I would probably stop

short of saying that we're going through a second reformation of the church

because I don't I don't know if we're going to have that kind of cataclysmic

change happen in the local church as they did during the reformation but I can tell you this we are in a

season of transition and we need to be alert we need to be our eyes need to be wide open

and our but especially we need to tune in our spiritual leaders need to be sharp right now to hear

what God is saying because he's saying something and I believe as I speak this morning many of

you who in your quiet time,

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