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Convinced that Jesus is the Bread of Heaven, Charles Erlandson guides his readers to the traditional practice of lectio divina--meditative and prayerful reading--so as to nourish us with daily spiritual sustenance. The first of eight volumes of Give Us This Day (that will take us through the entire New Testament!), Erlandson's meditations on Matthew's Gospel are themselves well worth meditating on. Follow the Advent prayer: read, mark, learn, and inwardly digest these meditations, and they too will become for us the Gospel of Bread. --Hans Boersma, author of Scripture as Real Presence For centuries the lectio divina method of Bible reading has enabled believers to go deep into God's word, not merely to inform their minds but to shape their souls. Now, Charles Erlandson has brought this ancient method to modern Christians. His pastor's heart shines through in this refreshing, practical, and accessible approach to daily devotions and lifelong discipleship. --George Grant, Pastor, Parish Presbyterian Church, Franklin, Tennessee

Convinced that Jesus is the Bread of Heaven, Charles Erlandson guides his readers to the traditional practice of lectio divina--meditative and prayerful reading--so as to nourish us with daily spiritual sustenance. The first of eight volumes of Give Us This Day (that will take us through the entire New Testament!), Erlandson's meditations on Matthew's Gospel are themselves well worth meditating on. Follow the Advent prayer: read, mark, learn, and inwardly digest these meditations, and they too will become for us the Gospel of Bread. --Hans Boersma, author of Scripture as Real Presence For centuries the lectio divina method of Bible reading has enabled believers to go deep into God's word, not merely to inform their minds but to shape their souls. Now, Charles Erlandson has brought this ancient method to modern Christians. His pastor's heart shines through in this refreshing, practical, and accessible approach to daily devotions and lifelong discipleship. --George Grant, Pastor, Parish Presbyterian Church, Franklin, Tennessee

"""Convinced that Jesus is the Bread of Heaven, Charles Erlandson guides his readers to the traditional practice of lectio divina--meditative and prayerful reading--so as to nourish us with daily spiritual sustenance. The first of eight volumes of Give Us This Day (that will take us through the entire New Testament!), Erlandson's meditations on Matthew's Gospel are themselves well worth meditating on. Follow the Advent prayer: read, mark, learn, and inwardly digest these meditations, and they too will become for us the Gospel of Bread."" --Hans Boersma, author of Scripture as Real Presence ""For centuries the lectio divina method of Bible reading has enabled believers to go deep into God's word, not merely to inform their minds but to shape their souls. Now, Charles Erlandson has brought this ancient method to modern Christians. His pastor's heart shines through in this refreshing, practical, and accessible approach to daily devotions and lifelong discipleship."" --George Grant, Pastor, Parish Presbyterian Church, Franklin, Tennessee"

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Charles Erlandson is a priest in the Reformed Episcopal Church and serves as the assistant rector at Good Shepherd Reformed Episcopal Church in Tyler, Texas, where he resides with his wife and children. He is a professor of church history and the director of communications at Cranmer Theological House in Dallas. His previous works include Orthodox Anglican Identity: The Quest for Unity in a Diverse Religious Tradition; Love Me, Love My Wife: Ten Reasons Christians Must Join a Local Church; and Take This Cup: How God Transforms Suffering into Glory and Joy.

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