Are You Too Busy NOT To Pray
“I knew the importance of prayer. I knew how to pray. And I evenwanted to pray. I just didn’t pray, at least with the frequency andintensity I knew I should.”
“Back and forth, in our native tongues, we talk to God. And eventhough we have no idea exactly what the other person is prayingfor, we know beyond the shadow of a doubt to whom we arepraying. As a result of talking to the One we both consider to beall powerful, all knowing, all caring, all loving and all attentive toour prayers, we walk away from the conversation sensing a closebond in Christ.”
“My genuine desire is to help Christ-followers (including me!) getoff the bench and into the game as it relates to fighting injusticein all its forms. I believe God has a role for each of us to play, ifonly we’ll quiet the mind, bend the knee, and take time todiscover it. I keep a prayer journal and frequently I’ll flip to theearly pages to see what I was praying for during those days aswell as how they were answered. It’s always interesting to reflecton how the hand of God moved a mountain or calmed a sea onmy behalf. And in my estimation there is no taller mountain, nostormier sea raging right now than the one called injustice. ForChrist-followers who are as fired up as I am about righting thewrongs of a broken world, there is no better first step to take thanprayer.”
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