Katy’s Weblog
We take a lot of things for granted here in the US.
Our speaker at last year’s church retreat says that what Jesus did on the cross should not become too familiar with us, such that we take him for granted.
As Easter approaches, I think it is an appropriate time for us to reflect on the significance of Easter.
A discussion came up – why doesn’t God answer seemingly “good and reasonable” prayers like healing a child of cancer? Isn’t it weird why God doesn’t answer some prayers and answer others?
Elliot: It would be more weird if God answered all our prayers.
Thanks, Elliot. That actually helps me a lot.