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Into its Quick Books. Hello, this Russell Moore, and you're listening to Signposts, and I'm really glad to have on the program today, Glenn Pacium, who's the pastor of New Life downtown

in Colorado Springs, Colorado, and he's the author of a relatively new book called Blessed Broken Given that's really interesting and I think

may be especially interesting during this time of coronavirus and pandemic and quarantine and all of the time of coronavirus and pandemic and quarantine and all of the questions that are going on right

now about daily life and one of the reasons that I think that might be interesting is we're thinking a lot more about food these days in terms of how we get it into our homes.

A lot of people are learning to bake bread at home and this book is about

bread. It's built around the theme of bread. Glenn, thanks so much for being with us today. Thank you, Dr Morris. Great to be with you today.

Now, what caused you to think about building the book around this biblical imagery of bread.

Well, bread is such a familiar symbol throughout the scripture,

but I think it's drawn on because it's so common.

Bread is sort of the most basic food item. In fact, last year when I was visiting New York

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