Prayer and Meditation

In prayer, we merely keep returning the divine gaze, and we become its reflection, almost in spite of ourselves (2 Corinthians 3:18).

In my best, my most alive moments—in my mystical moments, if you want—I have a profound sense of belonging.

It wasn’t until God’s people utilized the lesson from the desert that they made Jericho’s walls fall to the ground and began the storming of the Promised Land.

It is no coincidence that, by opening up our own hearts and asking our community of believers to join us, we began to witness the power of prayer.

Prayer is being consciously in God’s presence, focusing our eyes on God, on who God is.

A jazz saxophonist once put it this way: “Music pulls me deeper into being.”