Throughout Scripture, we discover that nothing is as common as it seems, not even bread. Bread fell from heaven as a sign of God’s provision; bread became a metaphor for the law of the Lord. Jesus fed the multitudes with loaves of bread, and referred to Himself as “the bread of life.” This week we will see that ordinary bread in the hands of Jesus becomes something more. The feeding of the 5,000 began with “not enough” and ended with being more than enough. This is what happens when Jesus takes something that we think is just ordinary—like bread—and blesses it, breaks it, and gives it. Your life, as common and ordinary as bread, in Jesus’ hands becomes something more. Your ordinary life can become full of purpose and filled with God’s glory.