I apologize for the late post this week. I wasn't able to post because of technical difficulties and certain situations that took place over the weekend but I'm glad to be back. It's never too late right? Below is a guest post by my friend and fellow minister Abiezel Raices.
Salt: a necessity
After two years of experiencing life through the scope of matrimony, I have learned a lot of things about life that I probably wouldn’t have learned if it wasn’t for marriage.
One of the things I have learned is that cooking has two routes. The first route is the most popular route, “the way to a man’s heart” and the second route is the way to make a wife happy. Yes, I said it, cooking is the way to make any women happy. Women love when a man cooks them food. A wise man once quoted that “a happy wife equals a happy life.” However, I will add to this amazing quote a happy wife, who doesn’t have to cook because the husband cooked, equals a happy life.
Ever since I have come across this revelation, I have purposely cooked more often for my wife. I can say now that I have become a Chef. As a chef I have learned some secrets of the trade and one of the secrets that I have learned is that if you want to make food taste good then you must add salt.
Salt is a simple ingredient but makes food taste so much better. Salt is necessity in the process of making a great dish. The scripture states in Matthew 5:13 that “You are the salt of the earth. But if the salt loses its saltiness, how can it be made salty again? It is no longer good for anything, except to be thrown out and trampled underfoot.” (NIV)
As Christians we are all called to reach the heart of man with the gospel of Jesus Christ. If we are to be successful in this commission then being Salty is a necessity.
What is your take on this?
One of the things I have learned is that cooking has two routes. The first route is the most popular route, “the way to a man’s heart” and the second route is the way to make a wife happy. Yes, I said it, cooking is the way to make any women happy. Women love when a man cooks them food. A wise man once quoted that “a happy wife equals a happy life.” However, I will add to this amazing quote a happy wife, who doesn’t have to cook because the husband cooked, equals a happy life.
Ever since I have come across this revelation, I have purposely cooked more often for my wife. I can say now that I have become a Chef. As a chef I have learned some secrets of the trade and one of the secrets that I have learned is that if you want to make food taste good then you must add salt.
Salt is a simple ingredient but makes food taste so much better. Salt is necessity in the process of making a great dish. The scripture states in Matthew 5:13 that “You are the salt of the earth. But if the salt loses its saltiness, how can it be made salty again? It is no longer good for anything, except to be thrown out and trampled underfoot.” (NIV)
As Christians we are all called to reach the heart of man with the gospel of Jesus Christ. If we are to be successful in this commission then being Salty is a necessity.
What is your take on this?
P.s. Abiezel and myself will be hosting a leadership conference in the big apple January 24-25! Tickets are already selling fast, I hope to see you there, for a time of spiritual refreshing and word of encouragement for your leadership endeavors. For more infomation contact me via email at contactjosevargas@gmail.com Register today!

