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Creating lives & cultures ready to host the glory of God.

Across the world, believers are sensing a fresh move of God. Hunger for His presence is growing. Worship is deepening. Prayer is rising. And many are asking the same question:

How do we create lives and churches that truly host the glory of God?

Throughout Scripture, whenever God moved powerfully among His people, one thing was restored first—the altar.

The altar was the place of sacrifice, devotion, and encounter. It was where heaven touched earth and where God revealed His purposes to His people.

In The Altar, Jarrod Cooper explores how the Church today can rebuild this sacred place of encounter.

Drawing on biblical insight, prophetic revelation, and decades of ministry experience, this book will help you:

• Rediscover the power of personal encounter with God
• Cultivate a lifestyle of worship and devotion
• Discern the voice of God in a noisy world
• Create church cultures that host the presence of God
• Position yourself for the next move of the Holy Spirit

This is more than a teaching on worship.

It is a call to rebuild the altar in our generation.

Because when the altar is restored, the fire of God falls again.

Using The Altar as a Small Group Journey

The Altar is designed not merely to be read, but experienced.

This book works beautifully as a small group resource for churches, leadership teams, worship communities, prayer groups, ministry schools and hungry believers who want to journey deeper into the presence of God together. Throughout the book, each chapter ends with discussion questions designed to help groups reflect, respond and practically rebuild the altar in their own lives and communities.

We strongly encourage groups not to rush.

This book is not simply information to process — it is an invitation to encounter. Take time to pause, discuss honestly, worship together and pray deeply around the themes in each chapter. Some groups may choose to journey through one chapter each week, while others may wish to linger longer where the Holy Spirit particularly highlights something.

To help shape your journey, we recommend:

1. Reading the Introduction and each chapters personally before beginning each group discussion.
2. Setting aside intentional time for prayer and worship during each gathering, not merely discussion.
3. Allowing space for honesty, testimony and vulnerability as people reflect on their own spiritual altars.
4. Encouraging practical response — not just agreement with ideas, but genuine changes in prayer life, worship, holiness, relationships and mission.
5. Remaining open to the Holy Spirit interrupting your meetings. Sometimes the most important moments will not be the discussion itself, but what happens as people begin seeking God together.

You may even wish to occasionally build “altar nights” around the book — extended evenings of worship, prayer, waiting on God and ministry to one another. After all, the goal of this book is not simply to talk about altars, but to rebuild them.

As you journey through the stones of the altar together, our prayer is that your group would not merely gain fresh understanding, but fresh fire.

May prayer deepen.

May worship soften hearts.

May relationships heal.

May spiritual hunger increase.

May the voice of God become clearer.

And may the presence of Jesus become wonderfully real among you.

Because when people build altars together, heaven comes near.