I want to pray for the White race and for Christ to return soon. I also wish to add my sister.
I want to pray for the White race and for Christ to return soon. I also wish to add my sister.
Through the eye of the needle; may that conceited bitch who has her helicopter land on her front lawn with 4 medical degrees and a theology degree hanging on her wall, may she fit through the eye in her middle aged skinny jeans.
I don't deserve your prayers so pray for her. She is the most lost, desperate person I have ever met.
Through the eye of the needle; may that conceited bitch who has her helicopter land on her front lawn with 4 medical degrees and a theology degree hanging on her wall, may she fit through the eye in her middle aged skinny jeans.
I don't deserve your prayers so pray for her. She is the most lost, desperate person I have ever met.
Oddly enough, I think the Prayer I wrote was for this exact situation.
Please join up in ~23 minutes.
Oddly enough, I think the Prayer I wrote was for this exact situation.
Please join up in ~23 minutes.
Prayer does not always have to include a request. I pray in gratuity for your Thursday night sessions. Thank you.
Prayer does not always have to include a request. I pray in gratuity for your Thursday night sessions. Thank you.
Prayer does not always have to include a request.
That is a very good point.
I think it is often better if our Prayers do not contain a personal request, but rather, a thought of something Good for someone we do not know.
None of us are theologians, none of us connect to God more perfectly than another. And my thoughts about what Prayer should or should not be are probably incorrect.
But I do think that one of the most important aspects about Prayer, and connecting to God, is Humility.
Never Praying for what you want, but stepping outside of yourself, and taking a moment to sincerely think about another Human, one that you may not know, and wishing them the best, in God's name.
I think that is important.
>Prayer does not always have to include a request.
That is a very good point.
I think it is often better if our Prayers do not contain a personal request, but rather, a thought of something Good for someone we do not know.
None of us are theologians, none of us connect to God more perfectly than another. And my thoughts about what Prayer should or should not be are probably incorrect.
But I do think that one of the most important aspects about Prayer, and connecting to God, is Humility.
Never Praying for what you want, but stepping outside of yourself, and taking a moment to sincerely think about another Human, one that you may not know, and wishing them the best, in God's name.
I think that is important.
>That is a very good point.
I think it is often better if our Prayers do not contain a personal request, but rather, a thought of something Good for someone we do not know.
None of us are theologians, none of us connect to God more perfectly than another. And my thoughts about what Prayer should or should not be are probably incorrect.
But I do think that one of the most important aspects about Prayer, and connecting to God, is Humility.
Never Praying for what you want, but stepping outside of yourself, and taking a moment to sincerely think about another Human, one that you may not know, and wishing them the best, in God's name.
I think that is important.>>
>And my thoughts about what Prayer should or should not be are probably incorrect.>>
I highly doubt that. You come across as genuine, and I do not believe, if that is the case, there are no correct or incorrect thoughts about prayer. I take no exception with any portion of your reply to my comment. Again, thank you for leading this on Poal.
Would you please add me to the list of users to ping for a reminder? I usually see it too late to participate, and am grateful to have made it on time tonight.
>>That is a very good point.
I think it is often better if our Prayers do not contain a personal request, but rather, a thought of something Good for someone we do not know.
None of us are theologians, none of us connect to God more perfectly than another. And my thoughts about what Prayer should or should not be are probably incorrect.
But I do think that one of the most important aspects about Prayer, and connecting to God, is Humility.
Never Praying for what you want, but stepping outside of yourself, and taking a moment to sincerely think about another Human, one that you may not know, and wishing them the best, in God's name.
I think that is important.>>
>>And my thoughts about what Prayer should or should not be are probably incorrect.>>
I highly doubt that. You come across as genuine, and I do not believe, if that is the case, there are no correct or incorrect thoughts about prayer. I take no exception with any portion of your reply to my comment. Again, thank you for leading this on Poal.
Would you please add me to the list of users to ping for a reminder? I usually see it too late to participate, and am grateful to have made it on time tonight.
Would you please add me to the list of users to ping for a reminder? I usually see it too late to participate, and am grateful to have made it on time tonight.
Of course!
Can I ask you for a favor?
>Would you please add me to the list of users to ping for a reminder? I usually see it too late to participate, and am grateful to have made it on time tonight.
Of course!
Can I ask you for a favor?
What are your thoughts on what prayer ought to be?
What are your thoughts on what prayer ought to be?
What are your thoughts on what prayer ought to be?
I don't know what it should be for anyone else.
But I find it most helpful when I take myself out of my own mind, and try to focus on someone else, and their well-being, as best as I can.
>What are your thoughts on what prayer ought to be?
I don't know what it should be for anyone else.
But I find it most helpful when I take myself out of my own mind, and try to focus on someone else, and their well-being, as best as I can.
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