Soul Food. Not served just on Sundays in sanctuaries. In some countries such service is against the law.
Soul food is also served throughout the week.
On delivery trucks, think18 wheelers......
Like Travis' verse, John 3:16 & Bible pic on Wilson truck he drives
On products. On billboards. A way of conveying the product advertised with shared Biblical values of the consumer.
But..........Soul food served that way is done at a risk. Risk of being offensive to those of differing beliefs.
Bible verses used in NASB, NIV, and NKJV have been copyrighted since 1985 and long passages of scripture may constitute infringement.
Serving Soul food is more than peddling religious beliefs; it's a courageous act!
True soul food is worth more than the economic "bottom line." It's trying to witness and communicate reverence to God.
"Clean up" on aisle 9 is familiar but a sack of potato chips, on said aisle, with a Bible verse on it can also get our attention if we have eyes to see. That my friends, is a
gospelicious idea.
Check it out just above the bar code!
The next day John saw Jesus coming toward him and said,"Look the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world! (John 1:29)
Taste and see that God is good even in your neighborhood Kroger......right on aisle 9.
Pick it up and read it. Soul food for ingesting right at eye level.
Soul Food that satisfies.....
Try it....you'll like it!
