What does a radio, a salt-shaker, a toothbrush, shoes and a clock all have in common?

They can all be used to tell the story of Easter!

Taking its cue from Neil MacGregor’s ‘History of the World in 100 Objects’, At Home in Lent takes a look at everyday objects all around you, and uses them to share a message of finding God wherever you are. 46 everyday objects, to be precise.

Gordon Giles draws from objects such as bathroom-scales and alarm-clocks spiritual lessons that tie into the story of Easter, as well as taking a look at the rhythms of daily life and faith that we all follow along to. Nothing is too humdrum, to beige or banal to become an inspiring lesson.

At Home in Lent also follows the seven Rs of Lent:

• regret
• repentance
• resolution
• recognition
• reconciliation
• renewal
• resurrection.

Helping you see the spiritual lessons all around you, At Home in Lent is a great devotional for transforming how you see the rhythms of life all around you.