Love Feast

Feasts

Confession: I like to eat at buffets.  One of my many sins.  Chinese buffets, Golden Corral, Chuck-a-Rama, Tucanos . . . you get the idea.​

So you can imagine how a gourmand like myself looks at the invitation from Jacob to “feast" on God's love (Jacob 3:2). 

A “feast” is not having a shake for breakfast and lunch and eating a sensible dinner: it is all-you-can-eat.  

And the best part of a feast is not even the food—it is the company, being surrounded by family and friends, and in this case, Christ. 

Like a feast, love is enjoyed only when it is shared.

Low Calorie Christians?

You could say there's a famine in the land where we are starved for love.  We're all hungry.  

          Come, my brethren,
          every one that thirsteth,
          come ye to the waters;

          and he that hath no money,
          come buy and eat;
          yea, come buy wine and milk
          without money
          and without price.

(2 Nephi 9:50)

How does one buy something if he has no money?  Well, isn't that the whole point of the gospel?  The good news!

Christ's love is free to all. 

​I hope you brought your appetite.