Last week, we began looking at the remarkable little spiritual classic often called The Sacrament of the Present Moment — the work traditionally attributed to the Jesuit priest Jean-Pierre de Caussade. The central idea is simple, but very powerful. God meets us in the present moment. Not tomorrow. Not yesterday. Right now. The past is gone. The future is not yet ours. But this moment — the one we are living — is the place where God’s will meets our obedience.