Bless you!

There is a big difference in knowing someone and knowing things about someone. The latter is solely assumption. I have often thought I knew someone and was very surprised by their behavior. While studying the Bible is a great way to learn about the nature of God it is through truly seeking Him with our hearts and minds in prayer and meditation on His Word (and how His word fits in our lives) that we begin to have a real relationship with Him and understand not only His nature, but more importantly what He is doing inside and through us.

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Father God, I pray that you will soften our hearts to see our complete need to have you as our first call in our troubles, not our own ideas, not our own desires, or manipulations based on our fears, but a immediate calling and fully open account to you of our fears and plans. We ask for the faith to totally trust you as our Father never forgetting what you have done for us in Christ Jesus, in whose name we pray, amen.