Mystical Wiring
Prayer is about making conscious contact with God. Let's face it: we crave such contact and fear it's impossible. The charismatic tradition has opened up a new (old) channel to experiencing God but there's more to conscious contact than that. The monastic tradition and the Eastern church with roots in the biblical tradition itself contain resources to meet this craving through silence, solitude and the more contemplative dimensions of prayer. Human beings are mystically wired; we're designed for conscious contact with God. This page contains resources to understand and explore that reality.
The Ancient Path to Prayer (sermon series)
Jesus
at Prayer Sermon Notes 12/19/04
The
Heavenly Realms Sermon Notes 1/9/05
Communion
of Saints in Love & Remembrance Sermon
Notes 1/16/05
Open
the Eyes of My Heart Sermon Notes 1/23/05
The Glorious Landscape Sermon Notes
1/30/05
Intermission:
Why Prayers Seems Beyond Us Sermon Notes
2/27/05
Saying
Our Prayers Sermon Notes 3/13/05
Pray
Constantly Sermon Notes 4/17/05
The Quest for Intimacy Sermon Notes
5/15/05
Prayers to Choose From
Other Resources
Introducing The Divine Hours Class Notes from the five weekly sessions designed
to help jump-start your practice of daily prayer using The Divine Hours.
Making the Case for The Divine Hours
Bedtime Exercise For Daily Awareness
Taking A Day Away (with God) Part 1
Taking A Day Away (with God) Part 2
allelon.org A website with
resources for praying throughout the day.