Sometimes our food choices are just preferences, and other times they’re cultural or religious markers. As we resume our series in Acts, Chief Apostle Peter has to come to terms with the new reality that Gentiles (like us) are welcome to join in following Jesus - and that means his old ideas of ‘clean and unclean’ will need to change, not just with his lunch menu, but with people as well. Join us as we take a look at Acts 10:9-23, 28-45 in "We Are What We Eat".