I love Children’s prayers, they are often the most sincere, heartfelt and although they may sound simple I find them profound. I think we complicate things sometimes, we adults.
For instance the first prayer your son said, there is so much depth to that, it leaves me pondering it.

Thank you, this post was so apt.

Thanks again for reminding me of the wonder of conversation with the God of all creation, and that He gladly bends his ear to hear what we have to say.

Big Christmas hugs to you and your family!

I also do go outside lots and lift my head to heaven…for sure this is easier with no ceiling in between (hihihi).

Be well my friend.

I think about praying continually as holding a never-ending conversation with God. Yeah, I say “Amen” when I finish praying formally, but I go the rest of the day like Heather described- thank you, help him, etc. I try to approach my day as hanging out with God telling him about everything that crosses my mind. Sure I get distracted, I find it easier for my thoughts to find their way back to my Lord.

And yes, sometimes I look at the stars (more often just look at my children) and smile a silent prayer.

A praying person can impact the world without even leaving the house. Great post. I think God was smiling back at you.

Merry Christmas.