Tuesday, July 12, 2022

Prayer Can Be Said Anytime (Tip one)

 “Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you” (1 Thessalonians 5:16-18, ESV)


 

Have you ever known anyone that only prays when they get into some trouble, or suddenly needs something from God? Or gets sick?  God's word tells us to '"pray without ceasing" and to many, that may seem like an impossible task from him. But prayer doesn't always have to be a formal 'get on your knees' or 'wait until you are in church and go to the alter' type thing to do. No, prayer can be done anywhere at any time, no matter what you happen to be doing.

So maybe you are wondering, where do I start to learn how to pray without ceasing?

Well, I am glad you asked. Because I found an excellent resource that helps with that by giving us some short easy tips on how to pray. And for the next few days, I am going to copy them for you here, one at a time. Starting today. So, get ready. This can be so beneficial to your prayer life and how you can make it better.



How to Pray without Ceasing

Psalm 100:4 says “enter his gates with thanksgiving and his courts with praise; give thanks to him and praise his name.” 

In other words, start by telling God what you’re thankful for. Prayer doesn’t have to be asking for something; it can simply be thanking Him from your heart for what He has already done.

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Well, that seems easy enough, right?  These kinds of prayers can be said at any time during our day even if we don't speak them out loud to God. Thank God for what he has done for you in the past or present or even what he is going to do for you in the future. Acknowledging him in all things brings his ear close to your voice. Be it in secret or not. He waits for you to praise him. 

Thanks for coming by Friends. Come back tomorrow for tip no.2. God bless your day!






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