The North Spoon - thoughts from Andy O.: The North Spoon - thoughts from Andy O.: Is it a feeling...

Friday, March 16, 2012

The North Spoon - thoughts from Andy O.: Is it a feeling...

The North Spoon - thoughts from Andy O.: Is it a feeling...: (This is a re-post of an old post from June 2009 – it’s good for me to read…again. Maybe the same is true for you?)

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A Word from.....

...some of my favorite quotes...and others that just stuck with me. I will update and change these from time to time. Enjoy.
-ao

"The key to this home, this heart of God, is prayer. Perhaps you have never prayed before except in anguish or terror. It may be that the only time the Divine Name has been on your lips has been in angry expletives. Never mind. I am here to tell you that the Father's heart is open wide - you are welcome to come in.
Perhaps you do not believe in prayer. You may have tried to pray and were profoundly disappointed...and disillusioned. You seem to have little faith, or none. It does not matter. The Father's heart is open wide - you are welcome to come in.
Perhaps you are bruised and broken by the pressures of life. Others have wronged you, and you feel scarred for life. You have old, painful memories that have never been healed. You avoid prayer because you feel too distant, too unworthy, too defiled. Do not despair. The Father's heart is open wide - you are welcome to come in.
Perhaps you have prayed for many years, but the words have grown brittle and cold . Little ever happens anymore. God seems remote and inaccessible. Listen to me. The Father's heart is open wide - you are welcome to come in.
Perhaps prayer is the delight of your life. You have lived in the divine milieu for a long time and can attest to its goodness. But you long for more: more power, more love, more of God in your life. Believe me. The Father's heart is open wide - you too are welcome to come higher up and deeper in.
If the key is prayer, the door is Jesus Christ. How good of God to provide us a way into his heart.

"PRAYER" -Richard Foster