Sometimes people question me why I like to hunt. They look at it like I am simply going out to kill an animal. It\u2019s hard to explain to them what really takes place. But to me, being in a deer blind is a very healing moment. When I\u2019m by myself, I\u2019m able to connect with our Lord and Savior. Talking with him. Praying to him. Listening to what he\u2019s telling me. That\u2019s what I try to do anyway. And every now and then, I am blessed with the opportunity to take a deer or a turkey. That\u2019s simply the icing on the cake.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Other times, I can do the same thing while I\u2019m driving. Especially on the longer trips when I\u2019m by myself. Hard to beat seat time with God on those trips. Do you have some place that you enjoy going to be alone? Someplace where you can take refuge? Someplace where you can heal? In the Bible, we learn about Jesus going to the Mount of Olives. He would go there to be alone and rest. He would go there for praying. He would go there to be with our Father. Jesus is our perfect example. He would try to be alone and pray. Especially in the mornings. This helped him prepare for the day. Gave him strength. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Wherever it is you need to go, make it a habit. Make the opportunities happen where you can be alone with God. Praying to him. Talking with him. Listening to him. This is a perfect opportunity for your spirit and your body to be connected with God. The more you do it, the easier it becomes. You will continually strengthen yourself for what is ahead. Whether it be that day, that week, that month, or the year. You will be prepared. Let\u2019s learn from the example that Christ gives us. Let\u2019s help build ourselves up. That way we can serve him better. We can serve others better.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Sometimes people question me why I like to hunt. They look at it like I am simply going out to kill an animal. It\u2019s hard to explain to them what really takes place. But to me, being in a deer blind is a very healing moment. When I\u2019m by myself, I\u2019m able to connect with … <\/p>\n