Just like your body, your soul needs to be fedbut how do you satisfy it? Rondi Lauterbach shows us how to prepare true nourishment that meets our deepest hunger. No one who discovers a fantastic new restaurant in town keeps it to themselves. They tell all of their friends, “You’ve got to go!" Having feasted on the banquet that is the book, Hungry, I have to tell all of my friends, ,”You’ve got to read it!” It’s blend of fresh ingredients―personal story, biblical theology, keen insight, and practical application―makes it highly recommended. -- Nancy Guthrie, Bible teacher; author of the Bible study series Seeing Jesus in the Old Testament With disarming transparency Rondi Lauterbach’s Hungry exposes our hearts’ hunger and the junk food with which we try to satiate it. Then she shows us why and how we can draw the nourishment we really need from “every word that comes from the mouth of God.” Women (and men too) who assume that serious Bible study must be too time-consuming (for their hectic schedules) or too labor-intensive (for their weary minds) need to recognize that their frazzled exhaustion is symptomatic of spiritual malnutrition. Hungry will whet your appetite to delve deeply into the Scriptures with taste buds alert to savor the flavors of Jesus, the bread of heaven. -- Dennis E. Johnson, author, Walking with Jesus through His Word: Discovering Christ in All the Scriptures “Some meals require an appetite and others create one. This book is of the latter type. As the Prayer Book puts it, 'Let us learn, mark and inwardly digest the Word of God.’ And I think you’ll find, as I have, that Rondi Lauterbach is a masterful chef." -- Michael Horton, J. Gresham Machen Professor of Systematic Theology and Apologetics, Westminster Seminary California Rondi Lauterbach is a pastor's wife who has been a friend and encourager to women in their life's callings. She is a mother, grandmother, Bible study leader, Pilates teacher, and fierce competitor at all board games.