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Part 11 of our Summer Series, "At The Table."
Part 10 of our Summer Series, "At The Table."
Part 9 of our Summer Series, "At The Table."
Part 8 of our Summer Series, "At The Table."
Part 7 of our Summer Series, "At The Table."
Part 6 of our Summer Series, "At The Table."
Part 5 of our Summer Series "At the Table."
From the moment Abraham looked up and saw three strangers standing at the entrance of his tent, to the morning the risen Christ stood on the shore with bread and fish already warming over a fire, the Bible frequently locates moments of revelation in meals. This summer we are following that thread — a long, winding, often surprising journey through Scripture in which God shows up at meals, provides food in impossible places, and uses the ordinary act of eating to do something extraordinary.
From the moment Abraham looked up and saw three strangers standing at the entrance of his tent, to the morning the risen Christ stood on the shore with bread and fish already warming over a fire, the Bible frequently locates moments of revelation in meals. This summer we are following that thread — a long, winding, often surprising journey through Scripture in which God shows up at meals, provides food in impossible places, and uses the ordinary act of eating to do something extraordinary.
From the moment Abraham looked up and saw three strangers standing at the entrance of his tent, to the morning the risen Christ stood on the shore with bread and fish already warming over a fire, the Bible frequently locates moments of revelation in meals. This summer we are following that thread — a long, winding, often surprising journey through Scripture in which God shows up at meals, provides food in impossible places, and uses the ordinary act of eating to do something extraordinary.
From the moment Abraham looked up and saw three strangers standing at the entrance of his tent, to the morning the risen Christ stood on the shore with bread and fish already warming over a fire, the Bible frequently locates moments of revelation in meals. This summer we are following that thread — a long, winding, often surprising journey through Scripture in which God shows up at meals, provides food in impossible places, and uses the ordinary act of eating to do something extraordinary.
Rev. Dr. Paul Ytterock
Rev. Dr. joseph Novak
Rev. Dr. Paul Ytterock
Rev. Dr. joseph Novak
Rev. Dr. Paul Ytterock
Rev. Dr. Paul Ytterock
Rev. Dr. Joseph Novak
Rev. Dr. Joseph Novak
Rev. Dr. Joseph Novak
Rev. Dr. Joseph Novak
Rev. Dr. Joseph Novak
Rev. Dr. Paul Ytterock
Rev. Dr. Joseph Novak
Rev. Dr. Paul Ytterock
