So good, friend!!! I love the unexpected beauty we can find in quiet contemplation. I think “quiet times” need to feel structured for some people because they want a definite promise of what they’ll get out of it. But in accepting the unknown of no agenda, we surrender ourselves to receive what the Lord might have for us. Which is usually bigger than what we’ve planned or expected anyway.
So good, friend!!! I love the unexpected beauty we can find in quiet contemplation. I think “quiet times” need to feel structured for some people because they want a definite promise of what they’ll get out of it. But in accepting the unknown of no agenda, we surrender ourselves to receive what the Lord might have for us. Which is usually bigger than what we’ve planned or expected anyway.
Yes! I love the idea of "wasting time with God." It usually becomes some of the richest times I spend with him.
Dr. Swoboda’s summer history class?
Yes!!!