
From Tablet to Table: Where Community Is Found and Identity Is Formed
Leonard SweetFrom Tablet to Table: Where Community Is Found and Identity Is Formed

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"The story of God is full of references to food. From the Garden of Eden to the Last Supper to the wedding feast of the Lamb, God sets a table before us and invites us to join Him there. Contrast this rich and filling good news with the thin and meager fare to which we've become accustomed in our relationships, in our churches, or even in our families. We consume fast food in front of our smartphones, never facing each other, barely acknowledging the existence of one another. We consume bite-size Scriptures and reduce our world so that we can move through it quickly without being distracted by the activities that surround us. It's time to look up from our tablets and notice our neighbors, our loved ones, our Lord. Rediscover the gift of fellowship, story-based faith, and the fullness of life as God intends it"--Cover, page 4.
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