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What if, instead of focusing on church programs, we shared meals with people? What if, instead of starting more building initiatives, we fed the hungry?
The Old Testament is filled with stories of food, nourishment, and the struggle against hunger. Jacob and Esau fought over soup, God saved the world from famine through Joseph, and the people of Israel received manna from God when they were starving in the wilderness.
Similarly, Jesus's ministry was centered around feeding people and discussing "real food" during meals. In Nourish, Mark Moore shows us that by using food to reach people, Jesus was simply following the precedent set by his Father—a God who loves to feed us.
The Old Testament is filled with stories of food, nourishment, and the struggle against hunger. Jacob and Esau fought over soup, God saved the world from famine through Joseph, and the people of Israel received manna from God when they were starving in the wilderness.
Similarly, Jesus's ministry was centered around feeding people and discussing "real food" during meals. In Nourish, Mark Moore shows us that by using food to reach people, Jesus was simply following the precedent set by his Father—a God who loves to feed us.
About the author
Mark Moore is the co-founder and CEO of MANA Nutrition, a non-profit food producer that makes specialized emergency food for severely malnourished children. A graduate of Harding University, he has held a fellowship in the U.S. Senate and has consulted with many large companies. He was selected as a 2013 Unreasonable Institute Fellow in Boulder, Colorado, was a national finalist for the prestigious White House Fellows program, and in 2014 was awarded the U.S. Global Leadership Coalition's Smart Power Award for his work at MANA. He currently resides with his wife and four children in North Carolina.
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