43? Write on a stone & cast it into the sea (river, lake, nearest body of water).
44? Use a God Box: a box with only one small opening, through which a small written note can be passed through, but not taken out again. (Tuck made me one)
Louise, I love it. We have a jar for prayer that I wish I remembered more often, and I love going through now and then and seeing what God has done. A God Box! Bless Tuck. What a good thing.
I think we sometimes overlook the value (and maybe necessity) of simple, even one-word prayers--like thanks. Or sorry. Or, a big one for me: Help. I love the creativity of all your possible 42 ways to, as you say, tell God something.
43? Write on a stone & cast it into the sea (river, lake, nearest body of water).
44? Use a God Box: a box with only one small opening, through which a small written note can be passed through, but not taken out again. (Tuck made me one)
Louise, I love it. We have a jar for prayer that I wish I remembered more often, and I love going through now and then and seeing what God has done. A God Box! Bless Tuck. What a good thing.
I think we sometimes overlook the value (and maybe necessity) of simple, even one-word prayers--like thanks. Or sorry. Or, a big one for me: Help. I love the creativity of all your possible 42 ways to, as you say, tell God something.
Tim, I think you're right. There's the deeply thought-out and explored, then there's the gut-level spontaneous call. Both/and.