Blue Like Jazz 2

Chapters 4-6 pull out the idea that God draws us to him. The idea that we have an internal radar that seems to bring us to God at just the right time. He tells the story of Laura whose dad is a pastor but she is an athiest. She seems to know that God is telling her she needs to accept him, that she has something internal that is drawing her to God.

I believe that we were created to worship and created to have relationship with our creator. It seems obvious that what draws us to him is the emptiness we feel when we don't feel that slot with what is appropriate. I think that we get selfish with our time, our lives, our friends or family and it is at that point when we aren't fulling living in harmony with our body, mind, and spirit. When we find that balance we usually are at the bottom of a valley and its then that we get selfless and let God get in control.

I wish I could find a way to get out of the way of God more.