Matthew 14:13-21 Sunday School Lesson


Matthew 14:13-21 Sunday School Lesson

In today’s gospel lesson, we read about a miraculous feeding of 5000 people. Jesus performed this feeding in a very unique way. When the disciples wanted to send the crowd away to buy food, Jesus told them to feed the people themselves. He then took the five loaves and two fish they had, blessed them, and had the disciples distribute the food to everyone. This story teaches us a few important things. First, we can always count on Jesus to help us in our time of need. Second, we should always be willing to help others, even if it’s something small. Finally, we should never be afraid to show our faith in Jesus. Additional info can be found here.

Main Points

Jesus Feeds the Five Thousand

In Matthew 14:13-21, Jesus feeds 5,000 people with only five loaves and two fish. This story is a great example of how Jesus is always willing to help others. Jesus is always willing to help others, even when they don’t know it.

Jesus Walks on Water

In today’s gospel reading, Jesus walks on water. This is a miraculous event that is still remembered today. Jesus is able to do this because he is God. This shows us that even though he is powerful, he is also humble.

Jesus Saves Peter

In Sunday School, we learn about Jesus saving Peter after Peter began to sink while walking on the water toward Him.

“You of little faith,” He said, “why did you doubt?” (Matthew 14:31)

It’s a reminder that Jesus reaches out even when our faith wavers.

Discussion Questions

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What does this passage teach us about Jesus?

How can we apply this passage to our lives today?

What does this passage tell us about faith?

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