Posts with the tag “pray”

There is something deeply powerful about a person who knows exactly who they are and exactly who they need. No pretense, no performance, just honest acknowledgment of both their limits and their sourc...  Read More

There is a moment in the Gospel of Matthew that stops you in your tracks if you read it slowly enough. A Roman centurion — a man accustomed to commanding hundreds of soldiers, a man who understood pow...  Read More

There is a version of prayer that most of us settle for. It is reactive, rushed, and reserved for emergencies. We reach for it the way we reach for a first aid kit, only when something has already gon...  Read More