Chef and King

All good relationships are like well-prepared food. To get the most out of each dish, the right ingredients need to be taken from the refrigerator and pantry, and intentionally placed into the pots and pans. If the right components are added and maintained from the start, success is imminent; however, if the wrong ingredients are added, failure will result. What you put in is exactly what you get out! In this book, you will learn from Chef & King how to use the Biblical pantry of ingredients needed to create a healthy, lasting home-cooked relationship. The structure needed for the foundation of a relationship is necessitated by constant care and consideration, intentionality, and attentiveness to detail, instead of just letting it happen or going with the flow. Why? It’s because you never know if you have missed an ingredient or if the food is burning due to negligence. A relationship is none other than a kitchen in which meals are prepared and served from regularly for the health and well-being of persons whose hearts have come together as one in a relationship. As soon as a man and woman steps into the kitchen of each other’s lives together, the process will be underway of establishing the foundation for their relationship. In order to get the best results out of the relationship, a couple will have to work together in the kitchen mutually adding the right ingredients to the foundation. There will be the opportunity to nurture and share many delightful moments with each other, mutually providing a healthy lasting, home-cooked relationship. The home-cooked relationship can act either as a taste of heaven on earth, or on the other hand, a meal that leaves an utterly disappointing taste of disgust. On the kitchen counter, you will see all the ingredients that are needed for the preparation of a home-cooked relationship. You will also see the toxic ingredients that can make the potential meal rancorous and unfavorable, which can bring lack of fulfillment. Toxic ingredients will further destroy any potential success that the relationship can have. Thus, the fundamental ingredients that are added from the foundation of a relationship in the kitchen, which is the heart of the relationship, will have the greatest influence over the success that this potentially healthy and lasting, home-cooked meal can have. With a very critical choice to make, two hearts in a kitchen will either choose to use healthy, lasting ingredients for their relationship, or they will impulsively use toxic ingredients for the foundation of the meal by rushing the cooking process. Hence, there is a vital necessity to add the right ingredients from the very start of a relationship. Yet, the decision that holds even more weight in the process of building the relational foundation is the choice of who will be invited into the kitchen to help with the process of making the healthy, lasting home-cooked meal of relationships.