Rest, Remember, Rejoice
Sabbath is an opportunity to mix God’s gifts into our life until two stories become one. So that we can’t separate His goodness from the story of our life.
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Category: Food
Savoring the Moment
We are to draw near to God and find satisfaction in Him. Implicit in this declaration to savor God is a call to savor what God has done in our lives.
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A Recipe for Hospitality
We can extend hospitality, whether we’re rolling lumpia or serving ravioli. We can be vessels to “taste and see that the Lord is good” (Psalm 34:8)
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Setting The Table
It was central for our family to enjoy Sabbath dinner. These dinners became a living, breathing embodiment of edification and sanctification to us.
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Book Review: Cora Cooks Pancit
Cultural representation in children’s books matters. I highly recommend Dorina K. Lazo Gilmore’s Cora Cooks Pancit. Read this with your child so that together you can grow in your sensitivity, understanding and awareness of your own culture and others.
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Food, Justice & the Right to Eat
justice for all means food for all. To love our neighbor means to care for their right to eat. What can you do today to care for the hungry in your community?
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How Delighting in Food Helps Us Delight in God
When we rightly delight in the gift of food, our hearts turn towards somone greater than the object of our enjoyment. Our delight is in the Giver.
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Christianity in a Culture of Consumption
We can bring joy to others and ourselves through food, if handled with wisdom and love. Then, we are less likely to be enslaved by food.
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The Sacred Table
Everything doesn’t have to be perfect in my home to share God’s love. Hospitality isn’t about your house—it’s about your heart.
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The Ministry of Food
In Luke 14 at the house of a Pharisee, we see that Jesus uses food as a tool to minister to others, to heal aching hearts and feed souls.
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Unexpected Friendship in a Cup of Cold Water
I have learned that sometimes friendships are forged unexpectedly, and we are often richer when we embrace the awkward and discover what we have in common.
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Cross-Cultural Friendships Begin With Food
The best way to begin building cross-cultural friendships is to invite someone – whether it be your neighbor, coworker or fellow church attendee – over for a meal.
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