Is It Ok to Be Angry at God? — The Psalmist and Spurgeon
Is it ok to be angry at god — a slow, contemplative read through Psalm 22 and Spurgeon’s counsel on the honest prayer scripture itself recorded.
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How to Pray Without Ceasing — Brother Lawrence’s Hidden Method
What does pray without ceasing mean — Brother Lawrence’s hidden method for the woman who keeps failing the verse. A slow, contemplative read.
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How to Pray the Lord’s Prayer Slowly — Chrysostom Line by Line
How to pray the Lord’s Prayer slowly — a contemplative read through John Chrysostom on the line-by-line work the prayer does when you stop hurrying.
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How to Pray When God Feels Far — Augustine’s Confessions Pattern
How to pray when God feels far — a slow contemplative read through Augustine’s Confessions on the prayer for the night God seemed to have moved out.
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What to Pray When You Don’t Know What to Pray — Spurgeon’s Counsel
What to pray when you don’t know what to pray — a slow read through Spurgeon on the one-syllable prayer the Father hears most clearly. A contemplative essay.
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Why Doesn’t God Answer Some Prayers? — Edwards on the Affections
Why doesn’t God answer my prayers — a slow contemplative read through Jonathan Edwards on the unanswered prayer that is sometimes the answered one.
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Discerning the Voice of God From Your Own Thoughts
How do I know if it’s God speaking or just my own thoughts — a slow read of Tozer on discerning the voice. For the woman tired of second-guessing the nudge.
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Why God Whispers Instead of Shouts — Tozer on the Still Small Voice
Why does God speak in a whisper — a slow read of Tozer on the still small voice. For the woman whose own noise has crowded out the quieter way He prefers.
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How to Recognize God’s Voice — Brother Lawrence’s Quiet Answer
How to recognize God’s voice — a slow read of Brother Lawrence on the quiet presence that does not need words. For the woman tired of waiting for thunder.
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A Bible Scripture for the Day (10 Verses That Hold Different Kinds of Days)
A Bible scripture for the day — ten verses for ten different kinds of days, from the hard day to the small-joy day, each with a slow reflection beside it.