I believe that God is all-knowing.
So why, when I pray for others, do I include all the details?
I’m not telling God anything he doesn’t already know.
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When you pray for others, you’re the lens, and the lens’ job is to focus.
And the Father turns my head with his hands and says, “Focus on the person, Gal, not the circumstances.”
So true! I stopped myself today from adding details .. funny!
Good for you! Less time talking to God, Roberta, and more time listening.
Many thanks Shirlee.
Stay blessed.
And thank you, Oyinlola, for reading.