The Haver Way 1: Pull Up a Chair
Ordinary friends can open Scripture, ask honest questions, and discover that Jesus is already present among them. Haver is less a technique to master than a shared way of life.
Key thought
This is not merely a new way to learn; it is an invitation into the heart and hospitality of God.
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The Haver Way 1: Pull Up a ChairDave Garda with Bill Allison
From the book
Pull up a chair. That’s really all we’re asking. This isn’t a book to race through. It’s a conversation. For more than twenty years we’ve watched ordinary people gather around God’s Word, ask honest questions, share meals, pray for one another, laugh together, grieve together, and slowly discover that Jesus was already present among them. Along the way we thought we were discovering a better way to learn. Instead, we discovered something about the heart of God. If you’re reading these pages alone, we’re glad you’re here. But we secretly hope you will invite a friend. Meet over coffee. Open the Scriptures. Ask honest questions. Listen carefully. Pay attention to what the Holy Spirit may already be doing. This book isn’t simply inviting you to learn a new Hebrew word. It’s inviting you into a way of life. Welcome to the table.
The challenge
Invite one friend to coffee, open a short Gospel passage, and ask, “What do you notice about Jesus?”
Paying Attention to God Together:
The Haver Way is available in Audio, as a Digital Book and Printed Format.
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