Monday is for Discussion
Don’t know who said it first but it sure seems like sound advice to me. I just ran across the three words in a book called Pivotal Prayer (John Hull and Tim Elmore, Thomas Nelson, 2002)
Stop. Drop. Pray.
Is there a better way to deal with confusion, loneliness, anger, bitterness, resentment, hurt, betrayal, sorrow, loss, uncertainty, lack of direction, personal attacks, challenges and longings?
I don’t think so.
So why is my first impulse to do something rather than pray something?
Why do I find it easier to keep moving, keep rolling through my hours without stopping, dropping and seeking the face of an omniscient God for the condition I am in?
If I was on fire, long association with “stop, drop and roll” would be instantaneous.
So why when we are metaphorically “on fire” with heartache do we neglect the spiritual process for…
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