God has called us to accomplish incredible things in ordinary places. Whether we recognize it or not, many of our greatest contributions to the Kingdom of God occur in spaces without fog machines, mood lighting, or microphones. Ministry was never designed to only happen on a Sunday by a trained professional. God has called every Christian to accomplish incredible things by embracing the tools in their hands and the circumstances into which they were born. God isn't interested in spiritual giants; He is interested in building a family. Walk In the Camp provides a glimpse into God's heart as it relates to ordinary people living in ordinary circumstances. Within these pages we are reminded of the God who, ..".walks in the midst of your camp." He walks with us in the ordinary moments of our day. His desire is to encounter us in the midst of the mundane. In a culture of fame, busyness, and competing priorities, God calls us to hit the reset button and return to a simple place of walking with Him. Be it "spiritual" activity or not, He calls us to pull back from the craziness of activity and tuck away for a season. Whether you are a single working mother, a mechanic turning a wrench, or a pastor of a mega church, God's call is the same: walk in the camp before you run in to battle.