A Praying Life: Connecting with God in a Distracting World

by Paul E. Miller

It is a complete unity of thinking and

feeling, physical and spiritual, public and personal.

We don’t think it would make any difference. We are confident in science but not God. The issue of power—the ability to make a difference, to change something—is at the heart of asking. Asha’s culture has not told

Untouched by the Enlightenment, aware that “this is my Father’s world,” she didn’t hesitate.

Majesty and humility are such an odd fit. This is one reason we struggle with prayer. We just don’t think God could be concerned with the puny details of our lives. We either believe he’s too big or that we’re not that important. No wonder Jesus told us to be like little children! Little children are not daunted by the size of their parents. They come, regardless. Einstein struggled