April 29, 2014
Prayer
In prayer, I commune with Spirit.
I
treasure the act of prayer—communing with Spirit about what is on my
heart and mind. I may say a prayer of gratitude for a specific blessing,
or seek a change in circumstances. I may pray for clarity about a
difficult decision or for the needs of a loved one. As I live in
constant communication with Spirit, my life becomes a prayer.
Answered prayer comes to me as an opportunity, a divine idea, a sense of hope, or perhaps a serendipitous connection with another. Whenever I pray, I feel connected, one with God. I believe in and expect answered prayers. I pray for “This or something better,” and I give thanks. As my prayers are answered, my faith grows.
Answered prayer comes to me as an opportunity, a divine idea, a sense of hope, or perhaps a serendipitous connection with another. Whenever I pray, I feel connected, one with God. I believe in and expect answered prayers. I pray for “This or something better,” and I give thanks. As my prayers are answered, my faith grows.
Rejoice
always, pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances; for
this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you.—1 Thessalonians 5:16-18
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