Autorentext

Harrison Perkins (PhD, Queen's University Belfast) is pastor of Oakland Hills Community Church (OPC), a senior research fellow at the Craig Center for the Study of the Westminster Standards, online faculty in church history at Westminster Theological Seminary, visiting faculty at Birmingham Theological Seminary, and a visiting lecturer in systematic theology at Edinburgh Theological Seminary. He lives in the Detroit metro area with his wife and son.

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**A Reformed guide to understanding the ordinary means of grace
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"This should be the go-to book for people who want to understand why the Reformed so prize public worship." --Jonathan Landry Cruse, pastor, Community Presbyterian Church; author, *What Happens When We Worship
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While many Christians are waiting on God to show up in extraordinary experiences, he is already moving in ordinary ways. These blessings are available to us in the God-appointed practices we find in a good local church--reading the Word, participating in the sacraments, and praying.

With clarity and warmth, Harrison Perkins unpacks how each of these means of grace uniquely draws us into communion with Christ, shaping our worship into a life-giving encounter with God's grace.

Meeting God in His Means of Grace will point you back toward the way to
● know God more intimately
● experience him more intensely
● commune with him more closely

If you've been feeling disconnected, dissatisfied, or stalled out in your spiritual growth, find encouragement here to meet God where he already told us we'd find him: in church, surrounded by other believers, growing in grace together.