We’re all so busy that it’s hard to find the time to pray, and when we do, it can be boring. We can find it hard to focus and get distracted by our to-do list. As Robert Mulholland described, we generally spend our time just worrying in God’s general direction. It can feel like talking to yourself or reading a Christmas list to the Santa in the sky. So, we make excuses – I have young kids, or I must work, or whatever. We feel a tinge of guilt. Then, we pick up our phone and scroll through our favorite feeds and reels.
If you struggle to pray, you are not alone. As St. Teresa of Ávila used to say, when it comes to prayer, we’re all beginners. Yet, prayer is the portal to life with God, the life we all crave in the deepest part of our being.
Jesus did all sorts of amazing things – but the disciples did not ask Jesus to teach them how to heal the sick, or to cast out demons, or to perform miracles. They asked him to teach them how to pray.
Learn what Jesus teaches us about prayer in this four-week class with Pastor Garry, from Oct. 4-25th, 9 am, in Room 207.
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