
What I really realized in praying? It is having a stress-free conversation with God. It is like lifting up everything to Him and believing that He will listen! I realized that He’s the only One I have 24/7 (24 hours, 7 days a week)! He never put me on schedule. There are no conditions or moods I need to express everything to HIM. I can talk to him at my happiest, silliest, and even scariest mood.
Do we really have to get what we prayed for?
I received a text message from a friend that says: “The point of prayers is not always to get answers from God, but to have a perfect and complete unity with Him.” I remember my boss once told me that praying is not actually demanding from God what we want to happen or achieve. The power of prayer is when we pray for something and we don’t get it and still we are at peace and we gladly accept God’s response to our prayers. I always believe that God’s delay is not God’s denial!
Does He respond?
At the silence of my heart, I can hear the messages, answers to my prayers. What’s wrong with us is that we are too loud. We only listen to ourselves. With so many thoughts, worries, and anxieties in mind, we barely hear what God wants to impart to us. We find it hard to be silent and trust Him that He will provide answers to whatever we asked for. We may never get exactly what we want but He never fails to give the best answers, the best solutions, nothing but the best!
What have you prayed for lately? Did you get wha you asked for? Does He offer a better answer instead? Never get tired of praying because in the proper time and right motives, God will provide answers! Pray continually and give thanks in all circumstances and be joyful always! God always answers prayer. Always. It may not be the answer you want but He always answers.
"This is the confidence we have in approaching God: that if we ask anything according to his will, he hears us. And if we know that he hears us - whatever we ask - we know that we have what we asked of him" (1 John 5:14-15).
“If the only prayer you ever said was, ‘Thank you.’ that would be enough.” - Meister Eckhart
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I've learned in one of our bible studies that God answers prayer in 3 ways. Yes, No and Not Yet - the trick is to decipher his answers and be patient with it.
thanks a lot toni for being here... had a hard time writing here in my site... so many blessings, that i don;t evenknow where to start! hehehe! take care!
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