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When we think of Jesus, many of us picture bread and wine—especially during the Last Supper. And that picture is true. But it’s also just the beginning. In the time of Jesus, the most common drinks were: Wine (often diluted with water) Water (from wells, cisterns, or springs) Occasionally milk or fermented drinks Wine wasn’t reserved for special occasions the way it often is today. It was part of daily life. But it looked different than what we might imagine.

There are moments in life when faith becomes deeply personal. Maybe it happens during a quiet morning with a cup of coffee/tea and an open Bible, or while walking outside and feeling the steady peace that God is near. And sometimes it happens when we begin asking questions about a historical occurence.

In today’s world, many people say they cannot believe in God because they want physical proof. They want something they can measure, hold, test, or examine in a laboratory. If something cannot be seen or scientifically verified, they assume it cannot be real. Yet the Christian faith has always taught that belief in God involves faith. At first glance, this can make it seem as though faith and reason are opposed to one another. But when we look more closely, we discover someth