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Confessions of a Prayer Wimp

Prayer used to be something I turned to when things went wrong or someone asked me to pray for them. I believe that God knows what is going to happen in our lives, so really, what is the purpose of prayer if the answer has been predetermined?

Now I know that through prayer, we form a relationship with God. This relationship means we aren’t out there on our own, left to figure things out for ourselves, to deal with the troubles of life alone. We also thank God in our prayers, for all He has done for us and all He provides. We draw strength from praying and experience the closeness to God that comes from having a prayer life.

Abraham and Moses are two men who had a direct pipeline to God, who continued to pray consistently and with strength, even when they did not receive the answers they were hoping for. I have a friend who is a lot like Abraham and Moses. She is strong in her faith and trusts God implicitly; she knows all things come from Him. She also has a strong prayer life. I truly believe she has a direct pipeline to God and she definitely hears Him speak to her. I am sometimes amazed by this! I can’t say that I hear God speak directly to me very often. A few years ago, I was going …show more content…

I am a member of the Metro East Board of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. About a year ago, they wanted a board member to be the prayer champion for the Board. This would entail sending out periodic e-mails requesting prayer for the FCA staff, board members, and advisory board members. What better way to strengthen my prayer life than by asking for prayer for others? A prompting by God caused to me volunteer and even though some days I’m all over it and other days I can’t think of anything truly inspirational to say, I ask God to guide me, and I hope that whatever I send out helps someone that

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