Lost in the Pages suggests that God doesn’t have plans for our lives–he is telling stories. Like stories, our lives are full of conflicts and surprise plot twists. Like characters in a novel, none of us knows what is going to happen next, or why. We don’t know whether we are on page three or three hundred.
We are not only lost on the pages of our little stories, but in the pages of the Big Story the Author is telling through the cosmos.
But if we are characters in a story God is telling, then how should we live? Lost in the Pages asks what it means to live as a character. How do we make sense of our lives? What does it mean to live in the present tense? Are we free to choose, or are our futures already written? Why is life so hard, and joy so elusive? Can we talk to the Author? And how will our stories end?
Lost in the Pages is a call to hear the tale of the protagonist of our tale, of the Author-made-character who promises a never-ending story to those will believe it, and follow him.
