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By Rct. C. Franklyn Melton
i The Apostle Paul tel! its dte should pray without ^e&sing. Of course he does not mean that we should go-.around chattering like monkeys and ; apes perched in trees. We should, however, relate ourselves to God by living in an attitude of prayer. i
Jefrus says that when we pray we should enter into a secret place and when we have shut out the world behind that we are to pray in secret and that God who seet in secret will answer us openly.
It is imperative that Christians pray. The great need, is for k consistent prayer life. We; need to make a habit of prayera special time and place. Without this, we are likely to neglect our prayer life, thus disappointing God and hindering the deVe-1 lopment and growth of , our spiritual life.
I MET GOD IN THE
MORNING
I met God in the morning, When my day was at its best! And His presence came like sunrise
With a glory in my breast. All day long the presence lingered,
All day long he stayed with me; And we sailed in perfect calmness
O’er a very troubled sea. Other ships were blown and
battered, Other ships were sore distressed,
-; But the winds that seemed to
drive them Brought to us both peace and
rest.
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