Jesus Does the Extraordinary (the Miracle) John 6:1-13 Learning to See the Miraculous (the Meaning) Don’t overlook what God has John 6:5-9 God works in ways John 6:5-13 Don’t miss the miracle John 6:14-15 Questions for Further Reflection & Discussion When you hear the word miracle, what is the first thing that comes to mind? Do you tend to focus more on what God does or what His actions reveal about who He is? In John 6:5-9, Philip focuses on how much money it would take to feed the crowd, while Andrew points out the boy's small lunch. Which disciple's response do you relate to more, and why? What are some ordinary things in your life that you might be overlooking as evidence of God's provision? How can you become more intentional about recognizing and appreciating them? Jesus already knew what He was going to do before He asked Philip the question (John 6:6). How does knowing that Jesus wasn't surprised by the situation encourage you when you face something you don't understand? In the sermon, we talked about trusting God like we trust the GPS on our phones. What makes it difficult to trust God when you can't see where He is leading or understand how things will work out? In John 6:14–15, the crowd wanted to make Jesus king because of what He could do for them. What is the difference between following Jesus for what He can give us and following Him for who He is? Can you think of a time when God didn't answer a prayer the way you wanted? How did that affect your relationship with Him? Is it possible to experience God's blessings but still miss what He's trying to teach us? How do we avoid that? What would change about your daily attitude if you started each morning recognizing what God has already provided instead of focusing on what you still need?