“To be spiritually minded, to be habitually disposed, with pleasure and attention, to think of, and desire after spiritual objects, is life and peace.” In his Christian Journal, John Brown provides the reader with a model—a vivid, detailed example of spiritual-mindedness in daily life. Every object, every creature, every circumstance preaches to our souls the reality of a far more exceeding and eternal weight of glory. With eyes of faith, Brown’s Traveller discovers those eternal, spiritual realities—encountering the things which are seen and pressing further into them, to pull back the veil and reveal to the reader a hint, a scripture-saturated glimpse, of the things which are not seen.