In the last two generations, home-cooked meals and family dinner time have fallen victim to fast food and even faster schedules. The truth is, young or old, women need women. There are some things only a woman can plant in the soul of another woman.
Women yearn to connect face-to-face and shoulder-to-shoulder. To be able to experience connection, while learning how to prepare home-cooked meals well, that's a win for any woman who has a family to feed!
Tasting Grace: A Mentoring-in-the-Kitchen Bible Study provides women an avenue through which they can engage other women in mentoring and cooking. The Bible is replete with stories centered on mentoring. The Bible study portion of Tasting Grace utilizes these stories to draw the student into a daily study of life and faith lessons from these biblical examples.
The recipes and Leah and Jan's friendly cooking tips and ideas will help anyone who wants to create delicious dishes for friends and family
Features and Benefits
- An intergenerational approach that engages women of all ages in mentoring, Bible study, cooking and discipleship
- Leader's Guide and Participant's workbook included in one book
- Recipes included
Foreword by Beth Moore.
An anointed CLASS-certified speaker and author, Leah Adams calls herself "the prodigal son's sister." In spite of asking Jesus to be the Lord of her life at age 15, Leah chose to walk her own path in her twenties. In her early thirties, Leah returned to Jesus, and fully committed her life to Him. She is passionate about in-depth Bible study because she knows the power of God's Word to change lives. Leah is the author of the Bible study From the Trash Pile to the Treasure Chest: Creating a Godly Legacy and the devotional book When Words Won't Come.
Leah holds a Pharmacy Doctorate degree from Mercer College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences. She lives in northern Georgia with her husband, Greg, who is also her dentist.
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