The question today is how in the world can the world taste and see that the Lord is good if the people of faith in the kitchen don't know how to cook?

Pastor Jonathan Evans says it's time for believers to roll up their sleeves and get cooking.

We do all the complaining about what's not palatable in our culture, and Jesus is saying, you've got to learn how to cook.

This is the alternative broadcast featuring the timeless biblical teachings from the archives of

Dr. Tony Evans.

Salt preserves, enhances flavor, and makes people thirsty.

Jesus used that metaphor to describe our influence as his followers.

Today, Pastor Jonathan Evans challenges us to consider whether we're truly making a difference

in the world around us or just blending in. Let's join him in Matthew Chapter 5 as he explains how to

live boldly and brightly for God's glory. This reenactment is based on a true story.

My sister Priscilla and Jerry married some time ago,

and I remember this happening when Priscilla was 24 years old.

Her husband came home from a long day's work, and Priscilla said,

I'm going to be a good wife and cook him a meal. She was trying to be impressive. You know what I mean?

When it starts out, y'all be trying to impress each other. So she said, I'm going to cook this meal,

and I'm going to do it on the fly with no recipe. I'm going to do it like Lois Evans used to do it.

Because Mama Loa would cook just off the top of her head and everything worked out. So Priscilla being married, she decided I'm going to impress my husband,

I'm going to do a new recipe I've never done before without the recipe.

So Jerry comes home and he's kind of excited because he smells something in the kitchen.

Priscilla from her college days, you know, due to canned green beans, you know, simple stuff.

Now she's doing the raw ones trying to saute him.

She's doing a whole new thing.

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