by Michael L. Wilson
Kavanah is the Jewish term for being intentionally attentive to God's presence in every aspect of living. For example, I always invite God to get on the bicycle with me when I go for a ride. I often sense his presence on the bike. I dialogue with him processing events as I drive in the car-and he often interjects comments or directives.
We are not all gifted the same way. However, every believer has the Holy Spirit and can communicate with-and receive whispers from-the God who loves us and wants to relate to us. Sometimes it just takes being intentional. C.S. Lewis writes about our hope of glory in God's presence in Weight of Glory.
