The Ascent of Mount Carmel by John of the Cross – a Personal Journey
The “The Ascent of Mount Carmel” by John of the Cross is a guide for spiritual growth and contemplative prayer. This is our summary and my personal journey.
The “The Ascent of Mount Carmel” by John of the Cross is a guide for spiritual growth and contemplative prayer. This is our summary and my personal journey.
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The Lord Jesus Christ forbids his followers from praying in front of people.
Sometimes the LORD God calls us to stop praying and start moving. It is as if fresh blessings are withheld from us until we take action.
God the Holy Spirit has a very unique ministry to us. It is to pray for us by groaning to God the Father.
The way of Jesus leads to rest. His is a gentle yoke. He longs to lift our burdens and give us rest.
The Lord Jesus had a time for prayer each day. He arose early in the morning, and went to a place where he could be alone. There, he was absorbed in prayer.
[Japan; the late 1980s] After a year in Japan, I observed that nobody, including myself, was having much success with evangelism. I became convinced we needed Power From On High.
I wrote this Haiku poem after hearing a talk by Ed Hayes at a retreat.
Join us in sitting quietly for ten minutes of contemplative prayer each day.