I got a call early this morning from Alison on the land phone--she never calls on the land phone, so I wondered what was wrong. She was noticeably distraught. Larry went to the ER with chest pains. She wanted to know if I could watch the kids. Didn't take me too long to throw some clothes on and drive over there praying all the way for Larry.
Now, I always pray every night for Alison, Hunter, Grace, Leslea, Larry and Bob. I also pray during the day if one of them come to mind. I love my sons-in-laws and the best thing I can do for them is pray for them for protection, guidance, and more.
Hunter had school at 8:40 that morning so, we had to leave early to get to Canby. I was on my knees putting on Hunter's coat when I told Grace and him that we need to pray for Papa. Hunter immediately put his hands together and bowed his head. Grace stood by and bowed her head. I am not one for group prayer. This was my very first time actually participating much less leading prayer with others. I would say a sentence, Hunter would repeat it. We asked that the LORD be with Papa and make him well and give him rest. Keep it simple with two young'ns...at least I thought. When we were done praying I said, "Amen!"
Hunter looked at me and with a puzzled look on his face asked me, "Nana, who is this guy "Amen?" I had to burst out laughing. He repeated his question and, "Nana, I don't know any guy named Amen!" I needed a laugh and my dear grandson provided it.
Yes, I explained that "Amen" is like "The End" for prayers. Keep it simple :)
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