Good to hear from you, Dianna! I pray for you often and hope all is well in your world.
I was trained to be a “doer” too; only in adulthood have I begun to understand the “receiving” part. It’s made a glorious difference! Love you, sweet friend.

We do need each other, Ceil. I’m like you—my private prayer/worship time is very important to me, but I also need that time together with others. It’s not either/or, but both/and. So thankful for books like this to help put our common thoughts into common words!

I think you’d like both of Kauflin’s books, Bill. Good material and steeped in scripture.

Yeah it’s so easy to get drawn away into the weeds before we even know it. I know all about that. 🙂 I appreciated the thoughts in this book so much. Glad that question resonated with you, Jean.

I haven’t thought of this in regards to PTSD; interesting perspective. I appreciate how you make me think of things in ways that I hadn’t considered before. Sometimes we define worship too tightly. I’d say that your care of animals is an offering of worship to God….

Come to think of it, I don’t even know how I would define worship, because I don’t really DO that. I know the job that the Almighty’s set me to do, and try to execute that to the best of my ability. I probably should spend time reflecting on His grace, Holiness, and all that…but I don’t. It doesn’t seem to be what He wants of me.

There are two dozen small souls He’s placed in my care, and a message to deliver through writing. That seems to be His assignment,and I’d best stay with it, I guess.