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Category Archives: Constructive Thought
Praying Hand
Think of a child holding his daddy’s hand. He feels safe. He feels secure. He feels loved. When I’m scared, nervous or lonely, I can reach for my heavenly Daddy’s hand. Psalm 139:10 (NIV) Even there your hand will … Continue reading
Difficult Prayers
Some prayers don’t come easily. Think of someone you don’t like: Your grumpy neighbor The politician you despise The coworker who did you wrong The guy who bullied you back in middle school Now, imagine that person … Continue reading
Prayer Triggers
Do you, like me, have photos of your loved ones everywhere? On your desk, on the wall, on your phone? I’ve been thinking . . . I should get in the habit of shooting a prayer heavenward every … Continue reading
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Tagged Philippians 1:3, photos, prayer triggers
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Picture Prayers
Romans 8:27 (ERV) God already knows our deepest thoughts. God knows what I’m thinking. I don’t have to tell Him in words. I can tell Him in pictures. How do I do it? Sometimes the pictures I share with … Continue reading
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Tagged prayer, Prayer Pictures, Romans 8:27
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Snapshot Prayers
Yesterday, I posted God’s wordless answer to my prayer request. Today, let’s consider some wordless requests. Imagine: A loved one who doesn’t know Christ kneeling at the cross. Two people with long-held grudges shaking hands. A fractured family … Continue reading