Sep 29, 2026 · 45 min · 12 segments
Last Sunday, Aaron Ninaber shared the final message in our Made for More series, reminding us that we were made for the table. Looking at the early church in Acts, Aaron encouraged us to live with…
Aaron NinaberHost
And, um, if you haven't made it out for the last few weeks, we've been in a series on communities.
It's been titled Made for More, and how many know that? Whether you were able to attend one of these, uh, messages or many, you were made for more than our sort of individualistic, self-centered lives where it's all about me, myself, and I, right? It's all about whatever I have go- going on.
We were made to be a part of a family in a body, and we are a community of priests and sons and daughters of Abraham.
Despite the sin of Adam, I will bring you back to myself into unity and harmony with me, part of the, the heavenly family." Don't you love that? Like, God could have described Himself and His relationship with the, with the Holy Spirit and the Son and the Father any way he wanted, but He chose family.
One of our primary anchoring texts over this series has been still in the Book of Acts.
You know, we had a summer series on the Book of Acts, and we just, just can't get enough.
Acts 2:42, and I wanna bring you there as a sort of full circle moment to look from the beginning to the end of this series as sort of the example that we've been speaking about.
So Luke, the author, in the Book of Acts, describing what this community of early believers looked like, this is what he says in verse 42.
He says that, "They continued steadfastly in the apostles' doctrine and fellowship, in the breaking of bread," say the breaking of bread.
Then fear came upon every soul, and many wonders and signs were done through the apostles.
And, um, if you haven't made it out for the last few weeks, we've been in a series on communities.
It's been titled Made for More, and how many know that? Whether you were able to attend one of these, uh, messages or many, you were made for more than our sort of individualistic, self-centered lives where it's all about me, myself, and I, right? It's all about whatever I have go- going on.
We were made to be a part of a family in a body, and we are a community of priests and sons and daughters of Abraham.
Despite the sin of Adam, I will bring you back to myself into unity and harmony with me, part of the, the heavenly family." Don't you love that? Like, God could have described Himself and His relationship with the, with the Holy Spirit and the Son and the Father any way he wanted, but He chose family.
One of our primary anchoring texts over this series has been still in the Book of Acts.
You know, we had a summer series on the Book of Acts, and we just, just can't get enough.
Acts 2:42, and I wanna bring you there as a sort of full circle moment to look from the beginning to the end of this series as sort of the example that we've been speaking about.
So Luke, the author, in the Book of Acts, describing what this community of early believers looked like, this is what he says in verse 42.
He says that, "They continued steadfastly in the apostles' doctrine and fellowship, in the breaking of bread," say the breaking of bread.
Then fear came upon every soul, and many wonders and signs were done through the apostles.
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