About the Book

You never know where God might show up.

In this collection of personal essays, you’ll read about him showing up a nursing home during a Christmas caroling excursion, in a bowling alley during a rock concert, in the contents of a family Bible, in a restaurant as two elderly people seek the company of strangers, and so much more. 

If you enjoyed author Lee Warren’s book of coffee shop essays, Common Grounds: Contemplations, Confessions, and (Unexpected) Connections from the Coffee Shop, and the follow-up, Sacred Grounds: First Loves, First Experiences, and First Favorites, then you’ll love this third dose of introspection that will remind you to always be on the lookout for God.

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What people are saying

The book is funny, insightful, and tugged at my heartstrings. The stories range from hilarity to heartfelt, like the one about the church group caroling in a nursing home, setting off alarms in locked-down areas, and competing with Victoria Secret commercials ... I especially enjoyed reading about the author's long-haired, heavy-metal days. And "meeting" God in a bowling alley. And his Elvis-listening grandma (who planned her own funeral). This is a beautiful book, giving honest insight into the author's life and faith, and if we allow it, into ours as well. -Jeanie J.

Another great book from Lee Warren. Warren knows how to tell a story, and he knows how to do so in a way that keep you interested and turning pages. Higher Grounds is a book full of stories about God stepping into our everyday life. It's one of those books that I had to read a chapter at a time and then set aside to process what I had just read before picking it up for more. Loved it! -J. Hart