I'm trying to be more consistent with this blog and check in almost every day, even if it is just to share quick thoughts or quips. So here goes:
Don Miller's blog today is about community, so I thought it'd make a perfect fit for this. He talks about his attempts to look at his faith more as a shared one, and to pray for his Christian family more than he prays for himself or even for another individual person. I like it.
He also mentions research from a heart surgeon, who found that community and contact with others was just as important to health rehabilitation as medicine was. Don says: " In other words, we were designed to work best when we were in loving relationships."
I'm going to work on remembering this, especially when I feel like I'm not at my prime. I often think the answer is alone time and isolation, but I think in many cases, it's the opposite. Thanks for the reminder, Don. And thanks community (both 30Cent and beyond), for being there.
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