If you are like me and believe in an afterlife, something beyond our physical death, do you ever wonder what language it might speak so as to connect?. I expect the After Life is more than like riding a New York Subway where no one looks or talks to anyone they don’t know. So if it is going to be very communal, what language will it speak. My belief is that the language will be “Prayer.” So, every time that I pray it is like being in language school, practicing for this new place I hope to live in after I die. This helps encourage me to practice Prayer and meditation.
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From Stephanie Logan of Centennial, CO
I sincerely hope your mission thrives. The Church these days seems overly intent on preaching politics and battering its members with ultimatums and threats instead of focusing on the messages of love, forgiveness and daily sacrifice that convert followers from the inside out and are therefore more effective in the long run!
I sincerely hope your mission thrives. The Church these days seems overly intent on preaching politics and battering its members with ultimatums and threats instead of focusing on the messages of love, forgiveness and daily sacrifice that convert followers from the inside out and are therefore more effective in the long run!
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I really appreciate this! One thought for me has been that the language of the Heart, while in these temporary bodies, transitions into the language of the Spirit. ❤️
ReplyDelete😐I've never thought to that. Glossolalia? Xenoglossy? Great question.
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