The Bible is for Food-Obsessed People with Aarti Sequeira
Why is food so important in the Bible?
Calling all foodies! You’re in good company this week. Today, Aarti Sequeira joins Keith to discuss all things food and why food plays such an important role in the Biblical story. Aarti is a Christian, a cooking show host, a cookbook author, a former CNN journalist, and the winner of the reality TV show competition Food Network Star. You’ll hear Aarti share her story: Her Indian, Dubai, and British upbringing, her time spent in journalism, her conversion to Christianity, and how she started...
Read MoreCalling all foodies! You’re in good company this week. Today, Aarti Sequeira joins Keith to discuss all things food and why food plays such an important role in the Biblical story. Aarti is a Christian, a cooking show host, a cookbook author, a former CNN journalist, and the winner of the reality TV show competition Food Network Star. You’ll hear Aarti share her story: Her Indian, Dubai, and British upbringing, her time spent in journalism, her conversion to Christianity, and how she started her cooking career. Plus, Keith gets a chance to ask her his most pressing cooking questions. She ends by explaining why food is so important in the Bible and why there’s power and connection in breaking bread together at God’s table. Listen now!
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