"Maybe we can relate—relate to the feeling of burnout while there is still work to be done. Maybe we can understand the desire to have God show up as a powerful, visible, obvious, undeniable force. We keep waiting for God to show up in the spectacular. In the fire, in the drama, in the headlines. But more often, God meets us like Jesus meets the man in the tombs. Or like the still, small voice meets Elijah. Or like Herald Loomis meets himself—through the deep work of memory, grief, and resurrection."