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Wednesday, February 4, 2009

Getting real about prayer



I entitled this post "Getting Real About Prayer". (It's part of a mini series btw, haha)

I was  looking through all the material for prayer - my books, the sermons available, the sharings we have on wednesdays, and the messages for prayer, the devotionals about prayer...

Prayer is one of foundational pillars of our christian walk, and to me, it's the most important next to the Word of God, cos when put together, Prayer and the Word of God combined is really the fusion of heaven and earth. :) (Refer to CHC sermon 2 weeks back).

But you see... we all know... to differing depths and revelations about prayer. :) There's so much information readily available about prayer you can't ever say you dunno why you should pray. We all know we should pray. 

Yet we all have the knowledge, but we're not empowered by it.

So is it that you don't see the need to pray? That you think your prayers don't make a difference? Or is our prayer life so dead till we don't see the benefits of prayer happening even though we know by the textbook that they are supposed to have benefits? 

Or maybe prayer is something that we really need to find out for ourselves by taking the first step to doing  and trying it. Maybe.

Let's be real about prayer. Don't give me the textbook answers. What does prayer actually really really mean to you?

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