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Work: In the Midst of Mothering
Posted in reflections, tagged motherhood, prayer, raising a family on May 1, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Is Big Toe on the List?
Posted in reflections, tagged busyness, family life, parenting, prayer, quiet times on October 15, 2013| Leave a Comment »
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By Wendy Choy-Chan
Recently, I have succumbed to “checklist praying.” It all started out in the summer when several mishaps came about in my family. I named them one by one, handing them over to God. And then, another mishap. I still remember saying to God, “There are so many little things in life that could happen that I don’t even think much about. Thank you for watching over us. What would I do without You?” (more…)
Receiving in Silence
Posted in reflections, tagged helplessness, prayer, rejuvenation, silence on January 22, 2013| Leave a Comment »
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By Melanie Mar Chow
In ministry, it can be challenging to hear what one has to hear. Nothing prepared me to hear the news I heard last week — good news, of first ultrasounds, engagements, job changes, a family walking away from a horrible accident, everyone safe; but then also bad news, of loved ones suffering severe strokes, people dying, and word of a friend collapsing and en route to a hospital. (more…)
A Voice in the Silence
Posted in reflections, tagged prayer, silence, voice on August 21, 2012| 1 Comment »
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By Diana Gee
I’ve always struggled with prayer. I still remember the first time I prayed out loud with someone. It terrified me. I felt like I did it all wrong and the corresponding prayer from the older woman confirmed my feelings. She prayed for my spiritual maturity and growth. After all, I only prayed for God to bless me (and only me). (more…)
Finding Freedom in Times of Rest
Posted in reflections, tagged freedom, liberation, prayer, rest on July 24, 2012| Leave a Comment »
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By Melanie Mar Chow
Freedom comes in knowing God’s voice. In listening, we will hear God’s invitation to experience His life for us and others. Vacations, holidays, or extended times of quiet can help us develop the ability to know God’s voice, and momentarily set aside the other voices that vie for our attention.
For me, it comes in a simple beckoning, and it is often quiet and persistent. It came again last month while I was sitting at my desk, busy with ministry preparation. (more…)
Shared Insights: Power in Prayer
Posted in shared insights, tagged letting go of control, prayer on December 27, 2011| 1 Comment »
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Shared by Ann Chen
One thing I’ve been learning this year is the importance of prayer as a leader. In the past, when ministering to people, I usually asked myself questions like, What advice can I give? How can I help? What can I do? How can I walk with them? and I struggled as I sought to help them. (more…)
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