<p>Life is busy, and it shows no signs of slowing down. For many of us, that means we do our best to maximize our time and minimize distractions. That isn’t always a bad thing, but it certainly can be a bad thing. Some parts of life aren’t meant to be rushed, skipped, or sped through. It might be convenient to drive-thru a favorite fast-food spot, or even Door Dash your meal, but it’s just not the same as sitting down at a table with others. Jesus sat at a few different tables and seemed to think sharing a meal with others was worth it. Why is that, and what can Jesus’ meals then teach us about our meals today?</p>

South Hills Church - Costa Mesa

Chris Kretzu

Fast Food & Table Settings (The Difficult Work of Communion) - Week 2 - CARPOOL: The Life We Were Meant to Live

MAR 10, 202431 MIN
South Hills Church - Costa Mesa

Fast Food & Table Settings (The Difficult Work of Communion) - Week 2 - CARPOOL: The Life We Were Meant to Live

MAR 10, 202431 MIN

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<p>Life is busy, and it shows no signs of slowing down. For many of us, that means we do our best to maximize our time and minimize distractions. That isn’t always a bad thing, but it certainly can be a bad thing. Some parts of life aren’t meant to be rushed, skipped, or sped through. It might be convenient to drive-thru a favorite fast-food spot, or even Door Dash your meal, but it’s just not the same as sitting down at a table with others. Jesus sat at a few different tables and seemed to think sharing a meal with others was worth it. Why is that, and what can Jesus’ meals then teach us about our meals today?</p>