While I don’t want to just come out and say that you must qualify to have your prayers answered, there just might be something to this thinking. What do people who’ve had God’s ear all have in common? I bet what they have in common isn’t so common. Check it out.
In this web-post, I use the five NLC life growth areas to define how we can challenge ourselves to become the uncommon person we’re meant to be. It will only happen once we decide that ordinary is no longer enough in this new year.
In this web-post, we get to the heart of what prayer is. We get beyond the common answers which lead to very few prayer results and get to the uncommon answers to get in position for more prayer results. Once you know what something is, only then can you use it properly to see the benefits it can bring.
In this installment, we share six common answers to what prayer is? I hope you can’t identify with any of these because that means you get “common” prayer results.
What you don’t know about prayer is working against you. This “not knowing” might be that one thing that’s hurting you. At least find out what you don’t know so that it’s not standing in your way to your prayers being answered.
You need to understand a few things when it seems like your prayer request is taking too long. With this you can gauge where you are in the process. Check out “This Prayer Is Taking Too Long.”
There are some prayers that shouldn’t fall into the regular prayer request category. They’re just too big. We call these big prayers, 30 thousand foot prayers. Find out what’s going into this new set of series in “An Overview of the 30 Thousand Foot Prayer.”