What is prayer?

Pure and simple, Prayer is communion between God and man. This communion takes place in the innermost part of man's being.

As we said earlier, Prayer is communicating with God, but it has different aspects such as petitioning, praising or giving thanks, among other types of prayer.

Typically, when we are new to prayer we perceive it to be outward. Praying to an external God out there somewhere.

As we continue to grow in Christ, we will notice a change in our prayer life. As our relationship grows in Christ, our prayer life grows. We start to see maturity as we engage the father. We experience an awakening inside of us that helps us realize that the Kingdom of God is within us not out there somewhere. God is not afar off, but he actually resides in us. This realization is transforming and allows us to see father, son and holy spirit in a much different way.

As a babe in Christ, God’s love and grace allows us to pray as a babe, what does that look like?

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Kingdom Alignment
An alignment in a person means their inner world (thoughts, values, beliefs, intuition) matches their outer actions, leading to a feeling of congruence (agreement), purpose, joy, and effortless flow in life, rather than feeling stuck, frustrated, or like we are forcing things, trying to make things happen.

Think about that for a second. Imagine your life aligned with God to the point where there is perfect harmony, where your thoughts, words and actions agree with God. That is where you find real peace and contentment. With this comes a life with less struggles and stress, Challenges appear to be effortless. Now that is a victorious life filled with abundance.

Did God Create Evil? Exploring Its Origins and Implications

This is a topic that has been in the making for months. It is a topic that will make you think about who God really is.

Introduction

Today, we are going to explore the question, "Did God create evil?" by first considering global theological perspectives and then examining how these concepts relate to our everyday experiences.

Exploring the Origin of Evil

To address the question, "Did God create evil?" we begin with a broad perspective before narrowing our focus to practical implications in daily life.

There has been many thoughts and discussions on this subject throughout the years and this verse in Isa 45:7 can definitely cause some confusion. I form the light (in us), and create (cut out)darkness: I make peace (in us), and create (cut out) evil: I the LORD (Jehovah) do all these things.

I looked up the word create and was surprised to find out one of its meanings.

A root word for the Hebrew word create (baw-raw) meaning to cut out. Re-read verse and replace the word create with cut out. Here is another example of how difficult at times to translate words from the Hebrew to English.

We were created in God’s image and likeness and then the fall. We learn to be selfish and think about self.

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