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108. Taste and See: An Invitation to a Theology of Food
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Every meal is theological. You just don’t know it yet.
This week we're kicking off a new miniseries on the intersection of food and faith—territory most Christians have never explored beyond praying before a meal. But here's the thing: some of our richest theology happens at the table.
It exposes our interdependence. It forces us to reckon with who has access and who doesn't. And if you look closely in your Bible, you'll notice from Genesis to Revelation, the story begins and ends with food.
This is about why the Bible is obsessed with eating. Why Jesus was accused of partying too hard. Why the kingdom of God is described as a feast, not a lecture. Food reveals God's character in ways words can't. And it's been hiding in plain sight your whole life.
The table is more than just a refueling station; it’s a sacred space. And over the next month, we’re going to explore why God just won't shut up about it.
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