It’s the story of a cook who blogs her way through Julia Child’s cookbook in a year.  As she makes each recipe, Julie becomes more confident in her ability to handle any recipe, because she is better acquainted with the author.  The storyline follows both of their lives, with all of the hardships and joys they encounter on their way to cooking success.

That’s a lot like reading the Bible!  The more we become acquainted with the Author, the better we are able to tackle what life hands us.  Psalm 34:8 says, “O taste and see that the Lord is good.” 

Won’t you R.S.V.P.?

Sally

 

Now, isn't that the truth? About blogs, too. Know the author, I mean. You just quoted one of my favorite verses in the Bible. He is so good, isn't He?

I am amazed at how much there is to learn about the Lord. I never get to the place where I've got Him all figured out. But the Holy Spirit reveals more each time I read God's Word. That's why the Bible never gets old. Lamentations 3:22-23 says the Lord's compassion is new every morning. That's something we need when life looks bleak. It's a reminder that the Lord will be there for us each day!
Blessings to you this day!

I just loved that movie, and I love God, so there you go! I'm a lot like Julia (as far as being optimistic and a "go-get-um" personality) and I'm becoming more and more like Jesus. Yeah! Thanks for the post!

You sound like a fun gal, Marnie. Keep up the good work!