When we think of faith, we often pause at prayer or worship—but what if our everyday choices, like grocery shopping and meal preparation, could also reflect God’s goodness? In this episode, we explore how food connects to faith, stewardship, and justice. From thanking God for provision to considering the impact of our choices on workers, the environment, and our own bodies, we discover that even ordinary meals can become acts of worship.
Discover how the Bible calls us to honor God through the way we eat, shop, and consume. Learn the power of practicing gratitude, caring for our bodies as temples of the Holy Spirit, and making choices that reflect integrity, compassion, and justice. Explore how mindful attention to food can transform routine habits into meaningful acts of faith and witness, pointing us to God as the ultimate source of life and hope.
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