The idea behind this book is to provide an example of the kind of thing that can be done to turn what some might call "dry doctrine" into an act of devotion. People often complain about how to get theological "head knowledge" into the day-to-day experience of the believer. The first thing we have to do to make this happen is, of course, to believe the truth of the Scriptures. Then we must obey what they say, either expressly or by implication. Yet the whole process is a part of the wonderful fellowship to which God has called us in His Son, and that means prayer. We pray about what the Word...