“Indeed, coming together in person to pray for one another may be more important than ever in today’s social environment, in which we have so many ways to be in touch (sort of) while really being very much alone. The way we use social media has made it much easier for people to be self-centered. ‘I post what I want, and wait for people to respond to it.’ In the words of Megan Hill, in her book Praying Together, this ‘makes it increasingly easy to ask people to pray for us, while conveniently distancing us from any obligation to pray with them.’”
Dennis Gundersen, Larry Dean, A Praying Church: The Neglected Blessing of Corporate Prayer. Grace & Truth Books. Kindle Edition.
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TOMORROW’S READING: Weekend is for catch-up and review
MONDAY’S READING: Psalms 28-33, Romans 4:13-5:21
