Taste See Become. Biblical path to participating in sanctification (en Inglés) - Charles Lee;Lee

This book grew out of one verse: "Oh, taste and see that the LORD is good" (Psalm 34:8).

Many Christians know a great deal about God’s goodness without ever having tasted it for themselves. Taste, See, Become traces a pattern that runs through Scripture, where receiving is followed by a change in seeing, and beholding leads to becoming. Through the Passover, Mephibosheth at the king’s table, the Last Supper, the road to Emmaus, Isaiah’s vision, and Job’s encounter with God, Charles Lee describes how the Spirit changes believers and how we take part in what He is doing: come near, take your place, participate, taste, see, behold, become, and carry what you have received.

This is not a ladder or a formula that obligates God to act. Sanctification is God’s work from beginning to end, yet we are not passive spectators. Drawing on Scripture and on voices such as Augustine, Jonathan Edwards, and John Owen, the book shows how grace gives us a place at the table before growth teaches us how to live there.

Written for personal reading and small groups, each of its sixteen chapters ends with passages to read, questions for reflection and discussion, and one small practice for the week. An appendix gathers the practices into a simple daily and weekly rhythm.