Feast = Abundance
Feasting = Enjoying the abundance
Those are my definitions. No credit will be taken by Noah Webster. :-)
I'm not speaking of "glutony". I'm speaking of "feasting" on good food and good friendship.
There is a group of people in Italy that began a movement they call "the convivium"
which means "the feast".
They are a group of people trying to promote the idea of a "slow-food" movement instead contribute to another generation of "fast-food" families.
Do you need to SLOW DOWN and enjoy the family
dinner table more?
I know that we do.
Let's take the "slow-food" movement challenge together.
"Taste and see that the Lord is good;
blessed is the one who takes refuge in Him."
Psalm 34:8
There is a fabulous post by Ann Voskamp at www.aholyexperince.com
on eating spiritual food after each meal.
Check it out!
I love this! We have a sermon series on sin coming up, and I think this is the perfect antithesis of gluttony.
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ReplyDeleteI was a chubby kid and don't really enjoy cooking thus I have a love/hate relationship with food. But I am really trying to wrap my head around the fact that food can have so much more meaning in a family than just nurishing our flesh!