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“Christians struggle with hypocrisy because of our core confusion about what Christianity means. We tend to believe that Christianity is more about being good than about following Jesus.5 If we believe this, when we try to share our beliefs with others, we talk more about attending church, praying a sinner鈥檚 prayer, and becoming a good person than about Jesus. The result is that we become known for morality, not for our love of Jesus.”
― Dale Fincher, Coffee Shop Conversations: Making the Most of Spiritual Small Talk

“I asked Eduardo if his efforts were meant to ensure the highest-quality livers or to guarantee the welfare of his geese. He shook his head slightly and smiled, a sign that he didn鈥檛 understand the question. I tried again: 鈥淲hat motivates you? If you had to choose, is it sweet livers you want, or a painless end to life?鈥� Eduardo raised his eyebrows. 鈥淲hat鈥檚 the difference?”
― Dan Barber, The Third Plate: Field Notes on the Future of Food

“Introducing Jesus as our light in this dark world gives our friends something to ponder, allowing a guarded heart to give Jesus another look and freeing people to see Jesus as a promise instead of a threat.”
― Dale Fincher, Coffee Shop Conversations: Making the Most of Spiritual Small Talk

“Forty percent of grain grown across the world is fed to animals; if it takes twenty-five gallons of water to grow a pound of wheat, it takes five thousand gallons of freshwater to produce a pound of steak. Put another way, it takes ten thousand pounds of grain (really, corn) to grow a thousand-pound cow.”
― Megan Kimble, Unprocessed: My City-Dwelling Year of Reclaiming Real Food