Week 8: Chapter 8 — Living-Room Intimacy

1.Weaver uses Revelation 3:20 — "Here I am! I stand at the door and knock" — as a picture not just of initial salvation but of ongoing, daily invitation into deeper fellowship. How does reading this verse as an invitation to continued intimacy rather than only an evangelistic call change what it means to you?

2.What does Weaver mean when she talks about "practising the presence of God" throughout the day — not just in scheduled quiet times but in the kitchen, the car, the middle of a meeting? How is that different from just thinking about God occasionally?

3.Weaver draws on the language of the Song of Solomon to describe the intimacy God longs for with each of us — not just a formal religious relationship, but a warm, pursuing, delighted love. Does that language feel natural and freeing to you, or does it feel uncomfortable? What does your reaction tell you?