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on table grace

March 7, 2013March 7, 2013 wally metts4 Comments

Even the devout often give thanks with no consideration to the rain, the soil, the farmer, the process, or even the taste. There is no awe of the miracle, especially if it comes in a box.

Posted in celebration, commentary, culture, foodTagged food, foodies, grace, prayer, thanksgiving, Wendell Berry

What would Jesus eat?

March 3, 2013March 3, 2013 wally metts13 Comments

This begins a series on the ethics of food: how to pray over it, think about it and choose it, all without judging your neighbor or violating your conscience.

Posted in celebration, church, commentary, foodTagged Christian, ethics, foodie, Jesus, legalism, localvore, potluck

older and wiser

February 27, 2013February 27, 2013 wally metts10 Comments

So many things I can’t change, so many things I can’t do over, and yet He is Himself a quiet habitation, a sure foundation, a shelter in any storm.

Posted in celebration, faithTagged birthday, mercies of god, mercy, silence, six-o, sixty, spurgeon

a common grace

February 23, 2013February 23, 2013 wally metts3 Comments

I still crave that fresh saltwater fish a few minutes from the bay—hot, juicy and oily, served with hushpuppies. I think that’s what Jesus served his disciples on the shore of the Galilee, after the resurrection.

Posted in celebration, family, foodTagged fish fry, fried fish, hush puppies, marriage supper of the lamb, old florida, recipe, striped mullet

on covenant making

January 7, 2013 wally metts4 Comments

A covenant is more than a contract. It does not protect our interests, as a contract does. It surrenders them. You come here to surrender yourself to the interests of each other, and you do this by making an oath. There is no mingling of blood, but a mingling of purpose as God himself makes you one flesh.

Posted in celebration, marriageTagged brian rich, covenant, grace, office, rachel parker, wedding, wedding homily

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