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where in line do our prayer requests fall? Can it
be sped up? Plus? What are the three ways to
get your prayers answered? My name is Arrow. I'm a
daily writer, a silent wolf. That means I stand on
the sidelines and do nothing but watch, listen, study, then activate.
I call it the daily mess, a chronological walk through
an everyday world. Yeah, it's my morning writing as a
receiver of thoughts and ideas. We as people tend to
throw things to the side because we think we're gonna
deal with it later on. Well, when a subject arrives
inside of me, I know it's time to dig in.
It's still keeping that daily journal, but by doing the research,
the nature becomes clearer. This is the daily Mess. I've
not seen anyone trying to hide our trying times, but
I've heard through several layers of the grapevine that prayer
requests are on the rise right now. Now, that's a
subject that comes with endless amounts of could be, might be.
Probably is the definition of what an authentic prayer actually is.
A prayer request is usually for a specific person, situations,
or concern. It's described as being a way to seek
support from a community of faith, and are either delivered
by submitting a vocal request or writing it on an
index card. It's then shared with spiritual leaders, congregations, and
or within the elements that make up a neighborhood or
a little bit more Common prayer request topics include health issues,
family work, and even expressing gratitude. Oh, by the way,
there's actually something called an unspoken prayer request. That's a
person seeking prayer without identifying the purpose and plan as
to why a request has been shared with other believers.
This usually unfolds when the prayer request is looked upon
as being extremely personal. Coming up next, when are most
prayer requests delivered to those in need? Hey? Thanks for
coming back to the daily mess? When are most prayer
requests delivered to those in need? There are three ways
to look at this, and it begins with a spiritual
or theological view. Right away, we are reminded that prayer
requests are not on a queue list. They don't fall
into any particular order. Christians believe that the Holy Spirit
intercedes for everyone all at once. This way, there's no
prayers waiting. Number two, organize prayer groups and or churches. Yes,
there's an order of delivery urgent or crucial. That's the
stuff that usually leads the prayer list. It's followed by
general needs and ongoing or long term. Number three mystical
prayer requests. Now, Christianity and Judaism and other beliefs see
prayer as something that rises like light or vibrations, and
the purity of the intention determines how directly they can
actually be when it comes to reaching. There is no
order of demand. Prayer requests don't come with a time
of sharing suggested at any moment at any time, do
you and can you send out a reason to pray?
And the answer to that is yes. It's each group's
decision as to when they choose to listen. The only
request is that you don't send it through habit or fear,
and that's something you've got to dig into, because that
seems to be on that personal list. I'm Meryl and
that's the daily mess