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    Prayer a power in our lives

    Grocott's MailBy Grocott's MailApril 25, 2012No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Read Matthew 6 :9-13
    The disciples asked the Lord Jesus to teach them how to pray. His answer was: the well-known The Lords Prayer, which most Christians know by heart. But it is to no avail if we don't do it with our whole heart, body and soul.

    Read Matthew 6 :9-13
    The disciples asked the Lord Jesus to teach them how to pray. His answer was: the well-known The Lords Prayer, which most Christians know by heart. But it is to no avail if we don't do it with our whole heart, body and soul.

    I can't say Our if I only live for myself.
    I can't say Father if I am not His born-again child.
    I can't say which art in Heaven if I am worldly inclined.
    I can't say Hallowed be Thy Name if I take his name in vain.
    I can't say Let Your Kingdom come if I am against Evangelism.
    I can't say Let thy will be done if I want my own will be done.
    I can't say Give us our daily bread If I live extravagantly.
    I can't say Forgive us our sins if I am not willing to forgive those that sin against me.
    I can't say Thine is the Kingdom if I don't serve Him as my King.
    I can't say And thine is the power if I walk around with fear in my heart.
    I can't say Thine is the glory if the self is still on the throne of my heart.
    I can't say Forever if I don't believe in His second coming.
    I can't say Amen if I can't believe as a child.
    (Writer unknown)

    May we realise how prayer can be a power in our lives.
    Someone said, Telephone to glory – O what joy divine! We may talk to Jesus through His
    Royal Telephone. Remember, prayers don't need to be long and boring – you can actually communicate with Him by SMS, fax, Twitter and Facebook. Jesus is waiting for you at any time and He lives to intercede for you.

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