Wouldn’t it be lovely to meet in person? Who knows?

i do think God is up to something between us. We seem to follow similar paths. I look forward to meeting in person someday.

Sometimes when I’m meditating, I’m brought back to the “now” by just paying attention to the sounds around me. They mostly go unnoticed in regular moments. I want to appreciate all my senses too!

Thanks for sharing my post on your blog. I love the serendipitous moments we often share between each other and our blogs. Just this morning I was reading the chapter in your new book on Celebration, a topic I had just been thinking about and posted about on Monday. 🙂 God is up to something with our friendship and I’m grateful for you!

By the way your blog is mentioned on my blog today. Recommended you!!

Silence is so subtle, yes? I’ve been trying to meditate for a few years now, and the silence just doesn’t seem to “do” anything, but hopefully God is doing more (or “being” more) underneath the surface than I realize. Yes, let’s keep relying on the unseen. Good to hear from you, Alene!

Great point, Floyd—the invisible things are the things that are the most real! It’s so easy to get more caught up in what we can see and touch that we think those are the lasting things, but they are not.

Yes, I’ve felt that intentionality also when watching interpreters as they sign worship songs! There’s something about their body movements and facial expressions that gives everything an extra layer of meaning. And yes, may we all be so aware of our own intentionality as we worship. I appreciate you bringing this up, Laura.

I get that relying solely on our senses does make us dead in our flesh. It’s what we can’t see or hear with our senses that matter most.

Excellent post, Lisa.