Description
If you’re looking for a daily dose of saccharine-sweet devotions, this isn’t the book for you. And if you crave a spiritual taskmaster, devotions that ladle out guilt and reward in equal measure, move on to the next set of devotions.
These are devotions for people who don’t do devotions.
They are stories about everyday life—and how we can seek and find the divine in the midst of it all. The words are meant to be starting points, not megaphone-style declarations of certainty, and you’re invited to bring your own experience and imagination to these reflections. The hope is that they will help you see God’s hand at work in both the mundane and miraculous day-to-day interactions of our lives.
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Reviews
"Here is a rare gem, a devotional that causes you to look forward to each passing page. The Rev. Tim Schenck has the audacity to claim that you can get to know God better even if you don’t think you have that capacity, and he backs that claim up with a substantive book that shows us the heart of God. Tim has gotten to know God and wants you to know God too, even if devotional books aren’t normally your thing. This book will be on my bedside table for a long time, and it will be read."
- The Rev. Robert W. Lee, Author of A Sin by Any Other Name: Reckoning with Racism and the Heritage of the South
About the Author
Tim Schenck serves as rector of the Church of Bethesda by-the-Sea in Palm Beach, Florida. Creator of the wildly popular online devotion Lent Madness, Tim previously served parishes in Maryland, New York, and Massachusetts. Tim lives in the Bethesda rectory with his wife, Bryna, and two rescue dogs, Cooper and Daisy Duke.