Book cover titled "Making Much of Christ in the Mundane" by Kristen Page, with a foreword by Bob Anderson. The cover features a simple line drawing of a person with a garden rake, surrounded by green leaves, and a handwritten word "heart".

Do you find yourself reminiscing on previous encounters with God?

Maybe you leave a Christian concert where you experience a blissful night of undistracted worship only to wake up on Monday morning and be faced with the rigor of routine. You wonder, Is God with me today? Or can I only experience Him when the setting is just right?

Or maybe you wake from a restless night of sleep, yet again, with anxious thoughts of When will this stop? or Will I be able to function tomorrow? In your desperation, God may comfort and soothe your fears by reminding you His grace will be enough for every moment. You appreciate recognizing God’s presence, but you don’t wish for recurring moments of hardship in order to experience His nearness.

Can God only be found in the spiritual extremes—the mountaintop and low-valley experiences? Or can we encounter His all-satisfying presence in the ordinary moments of daily life too?

By researching and practicing time-tested spiritual disciplines, Kristen Page found answers to these questions and discovered God was waiting to meet with her, even in her monotonous, mundane life. Making Much of Christ in the Mundane offers insight into what it looks like for an ordinary person to pursue the presence of an extraordinary God moment by moment.

God is awaiting His people’s earnest pursuit of Him. He is our God for the here and now. He is our God to know and to love in the mundane.

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FAQs

  • For small groups or the individual, male and female readers alike, high school aged and above, for followers of Jesus who are tired of settling for rare encounters with God.

  • Kristen shares her life experiences from the perspective of an empathetic Christian counselor, who processes life through a thinkers lens. Her book is for all who are ready to break through the monotony of the mundane to walk with their God who gives abundant, spiritual life with His constant presence.

    • Reflection questions to stir thought and conversation.

    • Personal prayers

    • Appendix with extra resources

  • Kristen’s book is printed on demand. This means once you purchase a book, your order is sent to a printing company to be printed. Upon being printed, it is then shipped out.

Endorsements

  • "Making Much of Christ in the Mundane, has been a challenging addition to my life. In it Page provides us with an opportunity to give serious attention to a problem that most every follower of Jesus faces. How might we continue to abide in Christ throughout all the push and shove, noise, and busyness that we face day in and day out? Page beckons us beyond the one and a half hour Sunday service and weekly small group. Besides offering us a candid look into her life, she shares a unique blend of rock-solid theology, richness in God’s Word, practical insights, and helpful application. So, saddle up! You are in for a very special adventure."

    Bob Anderson, Director of KSU Christian Challenge (1972-2013)

  • "After reading this book, I was challenged to examine my own heart and life to see where I have neglected God's presence and pursuit of me in the mundane moments of motherhood. I was reminded that satisfaction comes not from a new set of circumstances but by offering all of myself to Christ and receiving His grace moment by moment."

    Katie Musil, Pastor’s wife and Speaker

  • "Kristen brings us fresh and challenging ways to "take your everyday, ordinary life - your sleeping, eating, going-to-work, and walking-around life - and place it before God as an offering" Romans 12:1 (MSG). From her own heart-felt musings and passionate pursuit of the Lord, Page leads us chapter by chapter through multiple pathways, always grounded in scripture, which help us to anchor our daily lives in Christ with intentionality. As D.A. Carson said, "People do not drift toward holiness." We need spiritual disciplines to counter that "universal propensity to downward drift." Exploring types of prayer, meditating on God's presence, and performing acts of remembrance are just a few of ways you'll learn to cultivate your relationship with Christ and offer up in obedience your everyday, ordinary life."

    Leanne Hansard, Mentor and Theologian

  • "Making Much of Christ in the Mundane addresses important questions we all have in how to cultivate the awareness of God’s presence in our lives. Kristen shares vulnerably from her own life pilgrimage with Jesus as she investigates how to find Him in the mundane days of life. This book offers encouragement to those struggling with the mundane times whether in work, raising children, caring for others or any season of life through Kristen’s own struggles and her deep knowledge of the Word of God while learning to listen to His Holy Spirit. This book offers preparation to our hearts for the days when life moves beyond the mundane."

    Nancy Jaques, Pastor’s wife and Speaker