I sure appreciate what you express Michael. To live prayerfully, to live in the presence of our heavenly father, is both a challenge but also a hope-filled invitation. It must be related to what the apostle Paul writes when he refers to "walking in the Spirit".
Charles, this is the second time I’ve read this, so challenging.
“The child longs for the sheer pleasure of being near her, talking to her, hearing her voice.” How many times do we, I, play the part of the heron instead of the child?
I find the hardest work is to stay in prayer all day. To “wake up” and realize how long I’ve gone during the day without seeking the Father is so disappointing.
I sure appreciate what you express Michael. To live prayerfully, to live in the presence of our heavenly father, is both a challenge but also a hope-filled invitation. It must be related to what the apostle Paul writes when he refers to "walking in the Spirit".
Charles, this is the second time I’ve read this, so challenging.
“The child longs for the sheer pleasure of being near her, talking to her, hearing her voice.” How many times do we, I, play the part of the heron instead of the child?
I find the hardest work is to stay in prayer all day. To “wake up” and realize how long I’ve gone during the day without seeking the Father is so disappointing.