Peter Marshall, Chaplain of the U.S. Senate in the 1940’s, 
encouraged not only leaders but everyone to talk to God about everything. “Just be honest with God,” he challenged the collegians, congressmen, and members of his congregation to whom he spoke. “Just listen to God,” he invited. His public prayers perfectly presented the way to God: “We confess before Thee that our ears are often deaf to the whisper of Thy call, our eyes often blind to the signs of Thy guidance. Make us willing to be changed, even though it requires surgery of the soul and therapy of discipline.”
God talks to those who humbly bring themselves before Him—–young or old—to hear Him speak.
Why do we complicate what is so simple?
What do you lose by listening to God who loves and lives today, who created man and the moon and who wants to talk to you?
From Becky Tirabassi’s book, “Let God Talk to You”
