maybe I wrote about this before...but I have been focusing on "intention" in what I have been doing lately.
In my ministry, I am urging others to be intentional, about invitation, about community, about praying. Intention gives so much more room for the Spirit to work, I think.
In me, too...being intentional is about being aware and mindful more than I am.
It's a spiritual discipline I am working on embracing more fully.
Liturgy w/communion for November 2, 2025 (Pentecost 21/Trinity 20/Proper
26/Ordinary 31 - C)
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Texts: Habakkuk 1:1-4; 2:1-4; Psalm 119:137-144; 2 Thessalonians 1:1-4,
11-12; Luke 19:1-10
* Call to Worship*
We gather in awe
*standing in the presence...
2 days ago
4 comments:
To me intentional also brings authentic action...people sense a difference.
ooh, i like what Purple said as well. i've found it diffiult to be really intentional for the past 6months (since becoming full-time) because everything is so new. thanks for the reminder to slow down, get quiet and be intentional.
I'm experiencing a lot of what "I intend" and "what they perceive I intended" and at this point perception of others seems to be more relevant thatn intentions of me...
...does that make any sense?
"Intention gives so much more room for the Spirit to work, I think."
yes, yes. i think intentional prayer aids action, allows movement and change, allows freedom from self, maybe that kind of prayer lets the spirit becomes incarnate and move in us...
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