“Seasoned with salt.” Just those words may cause your mouth to water just a bit. A little salt improves the taste…makes food more enjoyable…preserves food… adds flavor… and more. Our words are to be ‘full of grace’. It means spoken with love and care and concern for those with whom we are speaking. AND, we are to make them so appealing…so interesting… so desirable that they will want to hear more. They will want to hear more about Jesus. Only He will satisfy their deepest needs!
If you like this post and this verse then send it to your friends on social media. Ask if they add salt to their food. Ask if they do it automatically or only after they have tasted it. Share with them the meaning of this verse and the expression ‘seasoned with salt’. Pray that God will provide you with the answers you need to respond to their questions or comments. Always Take Time For God’s Word at 4:06 am or pm and as you reach for the salt shaker, then remember this verse. Write out this verse on a card and put it in your pantry or near your salt shaker. You will see it often and the visual reminder will be a great link to the meaning of this verse. Be ‘seasoned with salt’ as you share His love and grace with all that you meet each day!
Our prayers today go out to all of those people in nursing homes or assisted living facilities…including residents, staff, and volunteers. It is tough to grow old. It is even tougher when you have limitations which prevent you from caring for yourself. It makes you dependent. It limits your choices. It can feel confining. Reach out to those you know in such places. Visit them. Call them. Let them know that they are loved. Thank them for all they did for you. Stay blessed to bless others. Pass it on in your words ‘seasoned with salt’ so that others can get a taste of the love of Christ for them.
