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Powerful Prayer though Visualizing
A number of years ago, I listened to a tape series about prayer by Richard Foster, author of Celebration of Discipline. One lesson that stood out to me and made a marked difference in my prayer life was his recommendation to visualize prayer. There are at least four beneficial shifts you will experience if you strive to visualize your prayers. First, specificity. When you take time to vividly imagine what your prayer would look like answered and lift that image with all its details upto God you tend to be far more specific in what you pray. For example, I had an extremely unruly Sunday School class of Junior High kids once. (Okay, may be more than just once) I was about to give up on the class and it was … Read entire article »
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Meditation for the A.D.D. Soul
For most people the word meditation summons up images of sitting motionlessly for hours on end humming at the universe while staring at a candle. That’s one form of meditation, but at a more rudimentary level, meditation is simply sustained attention. Today I want you to rethink meditation in terms of dwelling on something for a season in order to internalize it. In recent posts, I have encouraged you to thinking on, ponder or dwell on … Read entire article »
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