Margie Haack

7 RESULTS

SweeTango me with Apples

If I were to make a list of autumn comfort foods, it would have to include apples. The fragrance of baking them penetrates some mighty dark spaces of life with their spicy, sweet aroma.

Almost perfect

Long ago, I began a journey of leaving behind the goal of perfection when I walked into the kitchen. In the kitchen, in marriage, in all of life: if we want perfection or nothing, we’ll get nothing.

The solace of asparagus

Any time I’m in the kitchen I’m only seconds away from disaster—and yet, despite the rough-draft quality of some meals, I’m always trying to communicate through the language of food, simply, “I care about you.”

Q&A with Margie Haack, “Ransom Fellowship”

To a nine-year-old, I’d say we try to help people see if God is as important as adult Christians say he is, and if he is so interested in our lives, then how do we see evidence of him in all parts of life—not just the praying, reading-the-Bible, going-to-church bits of life?