Through the Keyhole

What if the reason you can't fully see God is because you've only been looking through your own keyhole?

Every person alive sees the world through a keyhole - a small, specific view shaped by everything they've ever experienced. Their pain. Their success. Their doubt. Their faith. The view is real. It's true. And it's incomplete.

Through the Keyhole explores eight of those views - the Wounded, the Forgotten, the Doubting, the Striving, the Successful, the Powerful, the Guilty, and the Faithful - and asks a question that changes everything. What if loving your neighbor as yourself means learning to see the world the way they see it? What if that is the mechanism? The actual, literal way that loving your neighbor leads you to a fuller view of God?

Drawing from the Greatest Commandment found in Matthew, Mark, and Luke, Through the Keyhole is not a theological argument. It is an invitation. To press your eye to a keyhole that is not yours. To understand the view from inside lives very different from your own. To discover that the God you thought you knew is bigger, more present, and more unexpected than any single keyhole has ever been able to contain.

The view was always bigger than the hole.

You just needed a neighbor to show you.

William Cecil Edwards Trail House Publishing