11/21/2015
COME ON ARE YOU KIDDIN ME?
Scripture:
"The Lord has heard my supplication: the Lord accepts 
my prayer. (Psalm 6:9)
Reflection:
Do you pray?  I mean do you talk with God?  It's an honest 
question isn't it?  First there has to be a premise here that 
you believe in God.  For this reflections sake I am assuming 
that you do.  
Then again I'm asking you this question, Do you pray?  It's 
not difficult to answer, either you do or you don't. If you do 
talk with God, Do you think that God accepts what you have 
to say. Do you really think He cares?
Now I know that your not going to be surprised at what I'm 
about to say, but I really and truly believe that God really 
cares about our prayers. Out of all His creation and all the 
billions of people on this earth, GOD LISTENS TO ME AND 
HE LISTENS TO YOU! Now my more cynical friends would 
ask me to prove it.  Well to be really honest I can't.  But 
there's something I know, something I feel, something 
that is within me, it's called "Faith". I can't explain it and I 
can't see it, but I know my faith is there.  And through my 
faith I know God hears and accepts what I have to say to 
Him. And yes God answers me, no He does not whisper in 
my ear, or appear before me in the darkness of night. But 
I know He answers my prayers. You know how I know, 
because whatever my conversation with God is, it comes 
out in my life. Whether it is request, a word of praise and 
thanksgiving, or a concern for someone else, it always 
becomes apparant in my life. It always makes my life 
better and so much happier even when it's not what I 
thought I wanted for my life. It's what God wants, and 
that's what makes my life better.  And when I don't pray, 
when I try to do things on my own without talking with 
God, my life is miserable.
So I guess I'm one of those "cornball" Christians that 
believe that God hears and He anwsers prayer. But I'm a 
happy "cornball" Christian.  How about you?
Prayer:
Thanks God for the conversation, I love You! Amen
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