got it. . .
When that inexplicable something happens in your life, when that peace, joy, comfort or deliverance come your way let us not forget to share the praise portion of prayer.All prayer requests have been duely noted! :box:
I don't want to beat a dead horse; especially since I realize that my wife's continued adultery, while painful, is far less of a burden than others have been asked to carry - but I'll use it as an example:We fellowship at a mens group in our church. The man is a testament to good stewardship and makes me want to be a better man.
... I tell you the truth, that no less then three men were drawn to both of us through this conversation. We both were blessed with opportunity to witness.
.... I know personally of at least one man here who is a prayer warrior.
Yes, I am sure it is.At times I really struggle with my relationship with God. It seems to be intermittent, sometimes the greatest, sometimes the absolute worst.
I know I am not the only one who feels this way, but sometimes I wish I could just pick up a phone and speak to God directly, just so that we can be on the same page and I can get some help/direction I need with no ambiguity.
God rarely speaks directly to people, and 99.9999% of the time his healing comes from other people and so does his word. Honestly, I do find this situation frustrating at times, and even more so very impatient and doubtful.
In regards to my own situation, I've found myself lately not wanting to persue the situation further and would just wish that God would send me an email or give me a phone call that way I could just get the jist of not 'why' everything happened to me, but more so 'what' should I do from now and moving forward.
It is very difficult.
You'll be in mine Congrats!Also: I'm getting married in 6 weeks! I could definitely use a better paying job to provide in that situation, so if any of you think of it, I could always use the prayer! Thanks
"The Bible says, “If the Lord be for me, who shall be against me?” I take this to mean that no matter what life throws at you, if you know God is leading you then what exactly are you afraid of happening to you? I mean, I’d rather have God ON my side, leading me to do whatever than to choose NOT to follow Him and have Him on the OTHER side, you know?God sure works in my life when I put my trust and faith in him.
Prayer goes out to those of us that struggle with feelings of inadequacy, most specifically in sexual function and performance.The bottom line is that most people are embarrassed to step out and take a chance for Him, even after what He did for us. We think that our boss might think we are weird, our co-workers will brand us as a fanatic, or that other believers will think we are too far out there. In these last days, people, He doesn’t need us to be afraid of anyone but Himself when we refuse to do what He is telling us to do.
We, as men, are far less inclined to talk about our hurts and insecurities than are females (Venus and Mars explains why - in detail). Unless we take our problems to God and to other men, we put ourselves in a self-imposed solitary confinement. When we do so, our problems loom over us and remain unresolved; since we cannot - by ourselves - go through this alone.None of us need to go through this alone. Peace
I have found this statement to be so very true. I don't think I could have stayed off the booze if it wasn't for this "step".Unless we take our problems to God and to other men, we put ourselves in a self-imposed solitary confinement.
For me it is in the shedding of His light on these little dark secrete areas of my life that I come to know Him even more. In sharing this with other men we can bare one an others burdens. It is a two fold motive that I operate on - obedience and dependence. They are actually synonymous in practical application.Wow, a heavy topic gentlemen. The Lord is definitely amazing, it's a great praise to Him that you have all come to know Him despite (and through) your troubles. He has always had a way of pulling me to Him in difficulty, often even when I don't want to.
With death - in almost every case - there is some sort of celebration, honor and closure. There are people who step in the breech and help; knowing you have suffered a loss. You are left with many wonderful memories.It was very interesting what someone told me the other day.
His mom died last October. He ended up getting a divorce after being with the person for 3 years.
He said that the divorce was 100x worse than his mom dying.
I miss my daughter a great deal. All I can do is pray that she will somehow see the truth in all this and that she will not suffer emotionally from seeing her mother continue in an affair.Ive even lost my relationship with my son to that marriage but God has given me peace through it all.Though I tried for yrs to keep the relationship with my son:my ex used it to harm me,my new wife and my son so I had to give it to God and walk away.
I will keep you in my prayers. I don't know your particular situation, but I can appreciate the feelings associated with having a child kept at bay, as a pawn. Sad.I pray for all my brothers here who need it! And for those who don't even know that they need it.
My divorce has been rough too guys. Please keep me in your prays as well because my ex has gone insane and my little girl is paying the price unfortunately.
Thanks for joining us.I pray for all my brothers here who need it! And for those who don't even know that they need it.
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