Hi, and welcome to Jesus Over Everything, a five-day-a-week variety show that mixes encouragement,

the Bible, practical how-toes, and fantastic guests for the listener on the go. I'm Lisa Whittle,

and I welcome you to just five minutes with me, which I trust and pray will be five minutes well-spent.

Yesterday on the show, author, Bible, teacher, wife, and generally amazing person I now call

friend because of this conversation, Margaret Feinberg came on our show to give us some rich

wisdom from her book, Taste and See. Listen us today, we explore a few other cool things about her book,

and she talks about the one thing that threatens her Jesus over everything priority call

in her life. I think you might really relate. Here we go. Okay, I have to say we know tons of the same

people, Margaret, and I've heard your name for years,

but for some reason, our paths have never crossed in person. So I am glad to be having this

conversation with you today. I am so pumped, Lisa. This is pure joy. Yay. Well, you have been

writing and speaking for a while. Your new book, Taste and See just released,

and you've released other devotional books and coloring books, but your last trade book

before this book was Fight Back with Joy. And I was going to ask you, as I was thinking about,

I was thinking about how you go from a book about joy to a book about food,

but honestly, after going through the book, I really see this correlation because even in your

opening in chapter one where you talk about going over to someone's house for dinner with your

husband and wanting to get through it and in the process of their sort of care for you

and their hospitality and their own

joy and the food they were preparing for you, you finding what I would consider sort of the

joy of the table again and in turn something much deeper because the book is really rich and

just lots of depth there. So does that kind of describe that link well at all, that joy and food

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