Every one of us is feeding something.
Some of us feed fear. Some feed loneliness. Some feed shame. Some feed exhaustion. We eat with our mouths, yes—but we also eat with our hearts, our habits, and the hidden places we hope no one sees.
The Bible opens with a bite that broke the world and closes with a feast that restores it. Between those two meals is the story of every human hunger—and the story of a God who keeps coming to the table looking for us.
In Death by Food: Eating Myself to Death, minister and Bible teacher Dr. Linda P. Chinn traces that story from Genesis to Revelation. Walking through Eden's tree, Isaac's fatal craving, Israel's wilderness complaints, the Corinthian table, and the Lamb's final banquet, she shows how appetite has always been the battleground where truth and deception meet—and how grace has always been waiting there.
