JAM - Jesus and Me

SOME REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD PERSIST IN PRAYER

1. Because prayer is the means of receiving God’s grace.

2. Because God is still working out His answer to your prayer.

3. Because God is still preparing you to receive His answer.

4. Because God wants to develop your faith in Him.

5. Because your persistence demonstrates your faith in God.

6. Because your persistence demonstrates your sincerity.

WHEN SHOULD YOU STOP PRAYING?

1. When you receive God’s answer to you prayer.

2. When you realize that what you are asking is not His will.

3. When God assures you that His answer is on the way.

If you love someone, you will want to spend time with someone. That is how it is with God. If you love God, you should try to spend time with Him. God loves you and loves to spend time with you each day! How do we spend time with God? Well, how do you spend time with someone you love. You listen to them; you do things with them; you talk with them; you try to understand what is important with them. So, too, is spending time with God. Each and every day it is a great idea to set aside time to talk with God. You can pray to God; you can tell Him you love Him; you can also be still and listen in your heart for God to speak with you. When you read God’s Word, you can ask God to speak with you and communicate to you His truths through the Bible. It is good to set aside some uninterrupted time each day to spend time with God. In addition, ask God to be with you as you go through your day. You can talk with Him as you go throughout your day. Jesus promised us as Christians that He would never leave us or forsake us, so Christ will be with you through the power of the Holy Spirit as you go throughout your life. This week, let us pray * God will lead you and guide you as to how best to spend time with Him each day * God will help our team at Global Media Outreach walk in faith * God will help the many thousands of people who come to our web sites to truly find Christ and grow as Christians THANK YOU so much for your prayers. Your friends at Global Media Outreach