WGBC Discipleship
The Discipleship Team invites you to jump-start your daily quiet time with inspirational thoughts from Joni Eareckson Tada. Join us starting April 20th as we journey together for 31 days “toward the heart of heaven and into the love of our Father and Savior”. We will read Joni’s book Intimacy with God together as a congregation.
Welcome! This is a place to read and comment on the 31 Days book. Still need a book? It's not too late! Contact Alan Fearnow or Jennie Rose
I enjoyed today's read. I have to agree with Joni; when I try to put God in a box according to my schedule, He "interrupts" with an unexpected, spontaneous wonderful moment of worship or insight. Other times its a tough challenge. Either way, the more I am open to letting God move in me or simply to listen to Him, it is an intimate moment.
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True, Haley -- the Celts had the right idea in many ways: they had a prayer for every part of the day, living immersed in prayer of one sort or another. Rising, milking the cow, smooring the fire, kneading the bread, putting the children to bed, going to sleep -- you name it! Just as worship is not limited to Sunday mornings, neither should prayer be limited to certain times or conditions. Our whole life can be worshipful and prayerful!
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