Praying out loud when I am driving by myself has always been a source of inspiration when I take time to listen. I often hesitate to put on the radio for that reason. When I worked as a nurse in the hospital, I often found the restroom was the only place I could find solitude to pray.
MaryannAugust 9, 2014
I know that we can pray anywhere and anytime, but I hope that is in ADDITION to our kneeling prayers.
Throughout the scriptures, the Savior asked the people to kneel. Get brave and ask whoever you live with not to come into a certain area of your home for your allotted time for prayer.
It is also very difficult to give the Lord 100% of your focus when praying in some of the places suggested above. Although these are all opportunities for prayer, they should not replace our kneeling prayers.
Adriana WeberAugust 7, 2014
I always pray and meditate at bus going to work downtown and coming back home.
Cynthia CarlsonAugust 5, 2014
I enjoyed this article, Andy. So I looked at a few others and was deeply touched by "One Big Reason Why God Gets Angry." This morning I kept thinking about how we reach out to people whose experiences are not/have not been outlining a clear path to Christ. Your article responded to this question on my mind. Thank you! Keep up your good works! :-)
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Donna Lu SmithAugust 10, 2014
Praying out loud when I am driving by myself has always been a source of inspiration when I take time to listen. I often hesitate to put on the radio for that reason. When I worked as a nurse in the hospital, I often found the restroom was the only place I could find solitude to pray.
MaryannAugust 9, 2014
I know that we can pray anywhere and anytime, but I hope that is in ADDITION to our kneeling prayers. Throughout the scriptures, the Savior asked the people to kneel. Get brave and ask whoever you live with not to come into a certain area of your home for your allotted time for prayer. It is also very difficult to give the Lord 100% of your focus when praying in some of the places suggested above. Although these are all opportunities for prayer, they should not replace our kneeling prayers.
Adriana WeberAugust 7, 2014
I always pray and meditate at bus going to work downtown and coming back home.
Cynthia CarlsonAugust 5, 2014
I enjoyed this article, Andy. So I looked at a few others and was deeply touched by "One Big Reason Why God Gets Angry." This morning I kept thinking about how we reach out to people whose experiences are not/have not been outlining a clear path to Christ. Your article responded to this question on my mind. Thank you! Keep up your good works! :-)
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