

In lifeteams I took on the challenge of learning more about prayer and it's joy.
I've learned what prayer is not.
Prayer is not in a box.
Prayer is talking to God, in our minds or outwardly speaking. But prayer is not restricted to this. Prayer is not simply talking into a "phone" and listing off requests and then hanging up (Brad Jersak).
Prayer is time of waiting.
Prayer is a time of listening.
Prayer is creative. (Can pray through scrapbooking, painting, going for walks, etc.)
Praying in daily activities. (sports, doing dishes, driving, working)
Prayer is conversing with God one-on-one and also in groups.
Prayer is trust.
Prayer is not selfish.
Through my dancing I pray also. When God first spoke to me about this I was like.. "Huh? This can only be my wishful thinking". Every one of us just naturally move in a certain way in how we are. God's pressed into us grooves here, markings there. Differences are great! I love being with a whole lot of people, in every individual I jus see how wonderfully they are made and in some way I see Jesus in them. Dancing is natural. Not only to me. To many. Probably more than I can imagine. I know, I know! there are people who desire to dance when I'm in church, at college, or big groups. But no one does it. I got my eyes on you! I'm watching... *shifty eyes*
Prayer is talking to God, in our minds or outwardly speaking. But prayer is not restricted to this. Prayer is not simply talking into a "phone" and listing off requests and then hanging up (Brad Jersak).
Prayer is time of waiting.
Prayer is a time of listening.
Prayer is creative. (Can pray through scrapbooking, painting, going for walks, etc.)
Praying in daily activities. (sports, doing dishes, driving, working)
Prayer is conversing with God one-on-one and also in groups.
Prayer is trust.
Prayer is not selfish.

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