How many of us have a one track mind? Meaning, how many of us think the Church’s responsibility is to be there for us in our time of need? When do we carve out (daily?) time to pray for the Church volunteers and leaders?
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Tag: Pray
Our prayers are mostly invisible
(photo: A bare tree feels awkward to humans. To the forest, it’s perfect.)
Our prayers are mostly invisible.
There’s something about public recognition that is compelling though. Even if we are not present when recognition happens. Is this a general human condition to appreciate and enjoy recognition?
For some, being present during public recognition can be painfully embarrassing.
So when, or if, public recognition happens in a group and we are not present, just knowing that others know makes many of us feel good.
This is why humility is so difficult.
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Like many of us do
(photo above: Apparent homeless man pushing shopping cart full of aluminum cans)
(photo above: Looking left of the man pushing the cart)
Do we? Do they?
Exiting the GEICO parking garage the first person he sees is a man pushing a shopping cart full of aluminum cans and other things.
Next thing he knows, he’s inside the Amway Center, center court.
He silently, and continuously prayed (like many of us do) for everyone he came in contact with.
And as he writes this, he wonders if homeless people silently pray for everyone they come in contact with.
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Doing it is actually the thing though
(photo: this is Orlando Based Motivational Speaker jeff noel’s logo)
Pray without ceasing is a nice thing to say or hope for.
Doing it is actually the thing though.
Exactly.
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Final answer
Constant prayer, even at a stoplight, even for a stranger, addicted.
Final answer.
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Note: Photo taken yesterday. Real life in real time.