The Apostle Paul once wrote that "we all, with unveiled faces, looking as in a mirror at the glory of the Lord, are being transformed¿." (2 Cor. 3:18) That word 'transformed' is about the slow, radiant work of God's grace shaping us moment by moment, experience by experience, often right in the middle of some of life's biggest challenges and messy truths. Most of us don't wake up expecting transformation in our lives on any given day. We're happy if we can find our car keys in the morning, or avoid being bored to death by the meeting we're in without going asleep. If we can keep from losing our temper again for nine-zillionth time, we think we've done well at the end of a fragmented day. Life rushed past in flashes of ordinary moments, but in the middle of all that motion and commotion, if we could bring ourselves to pay attention, we might catch a glimpse of something quietly sacred reflecting back at us. It's called a God moment. That's what Soul Mirrors is about. These pages hold true stories of everyday encounters; the kind of situations and wonderings that don't announce themselves ahead of time, but still linger long enough to change a person. It may be a forgotten note, or a carved wooden gift. It could be a father's regret, or the noticing of a friend's pain. Beautifully written transparent stories that reflect everyday life with honesty. Soul Mirrors isn't a book about having it all figured out. It's about helping us pay attention; an opportunity for holding life up to the Light of God's truth. Letting Jesus show us who we are, and more importantly, who we're becoming. If you're hungry for stories that stir without sermonizing ¿ If you wonder whether your ordinary life is hiding something that really matters to God ¿ If you'd love to see your days differently, because you need to see yourself differently¿ Then enjoy these quiet reflections on grace that's hiding in plain sight. You may be surprised at what jumps out at you.