A Praying Life: Connecting with God in a Distracting World

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If you are praying in public or with another person, remember to talk to God and not them. It’s easy to fall into the trap of saying what you think another Christian wants to hear rather than what you need to communicate to God. Many women were known to be praying women in the Bible, such as Sarah (Genesis 21:14), Hannah (1 Samuel 1:10), Mary (Luke 2:36), and Esther (Esther 4:16) among others. Prayer requires humility. It means admitting that God has our lives in His hands and that He knows what is best for us. It means being honest about our sinfulness and asking for forgiveness from God and from those we have hurt. We should pray for others so we can learn to think about them as God does, which can help us cultivate empathy in ourselves. Empathy is the expression of love for others, and the Holy Spirit lives in love.

But prayer is your connection and relationship to God. So don’t waste it. How to pray for someone else This is documented in Mark 1:35, which says, “And rising very early in the morning, while it was still dark, he departed and went out to a desolate place, and there he prayed.” Praying women are happy because their hearts are filled with joy when they realize that God listens to them and answers their prayers when they need Him most or when He knows it will be best for them to receive what He wants to give them at that particular time in their lives. 2. Praying Women Are HumblePerhaps one of the most surprising elements of being human is going through things we thought we couldn’t go through and finding the silver lining of hope in the dark clouds of those trials. If you are in a place where you have to pray, pining for peace, or if you just need some inspiration, we got the first 7 benefits of prayer out of the 40 below. 7 Benefits of Prayer that Show You Are an Outstanding Woman of God

Asking God in prayer to perfect us spiritually, and emotionally doesn’t mean issues of life will come. In a praying church there is an overwhelming desire to obey the Lord’s commission to evangelise the world. You might like to set up a special place in which you pray regularly. You might also place an open Bible, a cross, a candle, an icon or another picture, to give the time and space special significance.

Prayer reminds us that it’s okay to feel that we cannot handle our current trials by ourselves. We can’t because we are not meant to. Through prayer, we cast our anxiety and stress on God . It doesn’t say to “carefully hand our stress to God.” Nope. Just throw it. God can catch it. That’s the kind of connection we can have with God. Sure, we can absolutely come to Him when we need something. But we don’t only pray then. Prayer is an ongoing conversation with God. A conversation that may not always change your circumstances, but that always changes you. Why Should I Pray?