The second installment of the Cultural Liturgies series, Imagining the Kingdom continues James K. A. Smith's provocative analysis of worship, spiritual formation, and the difference our practices make for Christian existence today. Smith brings together a diversity of biblical and theological scholarship, philosophical argument, and examples from the arts and culture in a manner that is both creative and profound. Smith is sure to remind the reader that our ideas are vitally important, but so are our loves. This book challenges existing paradigms and opens a door to an ancient way of formation, the practice of worshipping God and of unmasking all that might divert our hearts and minds from the calling that is ours in Jesus Christ.