God’s presence isn’t a niche. It’s the plot. The book’s twelve chapters walk the whole route: creation and the Garden, the Flood, the patriarchs, Egypt and the exodus, the wilderness, the tabernacle, the temple, exile, and then Christ. From Christ it keeps going, into the Christian, the church, and the new creation.   Ask a... Continue Reading

Go to receive what He gives: His voice, His table, His ear, and His people. It might happen in a plain room, with a plain man preaching. The bread you eat isn’t different than your weekly bread. Yet, behind all the plainness—and the noisiness of our children—in and through the means God has given, the... Continue Reading