Meditation
Case studies in prayer: 7
At my church, the most spiritual people speak in tongues, but that doesn’t happen to me yet. I guess I’m still waiting for the baptism of the Spirit.
At my church, the most spiritual people speak in tongues, but that doesn’t happen to me yet. I guess I’m still waiting for the baptism of the Spirit.
I do yoga. It’s like meditation in motion. Is this a legitimate way to pray?
When I pray, I usually read a good book or the Bible, slowly. I think about how it applies to me.
Imagine you are a spiritual director. You meet with a directee, who describes his prayer. What advice do you give?
There will be true prophets and there will be false prophets. How do we tell them apart?
An evil person and a good person are standing side by side under a cliff. A rock falls and smashes the good person. How does that make you feel?
Should I do anything and everything that people ask me to do if I am able? Or should I do what I feel like doing? Or what seems to be required of me? Or what I would feel guilty about if I didn’t do it? Or should I do what I “feel called” to do?