God Gives You What You Need, not What you Want (church, prayers)

In fact, this is absolutely not true. At least in my case. I got what I want. Since I left my parents' house (last year), I traveled spiritually with God. In the past I have relied on faith and prayers to free us from the many troubles we always had with us and my family. And God always delivers. But when I moved, God really showed me something new and started walking the way to learn how to use faith in everything I did. Since then I have relied on faith and prayers and accepted almost everything I wanted. Including moving. I tried to understand what I could not get yet, so I said "almost all", so I prayed for it. In the Bible it is said that God will give you the inner desires to please himself. He also said in Matthew 21:22: "If you believe, you will gain everything you ask in prayer." And this is exactly what happened!

But - he also taught me other things that will help me in various ways in my life. Especially in the economy. I say this because I asked him in prayer. I want to avoid all the economic problems my family experienced in the past, and I want to be better than this, I want to be rich. I asked him to tell me how to do this. A boy I got what I asked for. I gained a wealth of knowledge on how to become such a source from various sources. And I know that I eventually succeed. But the two very important aspects I have learned from all the information that all Christians need to know and practice soon are very positive and verbal. The rich learned two good things and then benefited from it.

For Christians to live a rich life, please donate 10% (or more) of total income to 1/10 of the church and affirm your economic situation. The power of life and death is above the tongue. God told me that the words spoken were very powerful and realistic. Whenever you tell loudly how you are poor, you strengthen the universe, the universe adjusts what happens in your life, keeping you in that state. You must say prosperity in your life. And you need to have one tenth! I can not emphasize this. In addition to being protected by the power of the devil, I kept praying with what I wanted.

You may have some difficulties at home, but God is planning for your family. I place God at the beginning of your life, find a partner in prayer in your local church, believe in God to save your family with you, or for any kind of miracle you need But encourage you.

Pray to God. You do not have to pray in the church or under your lap; you can talk to God as a kind of prayer. You can find a specific prayer in whatever circumstances of your life, or you can ask God to help you solve the problem. Gain power from God. At the worst moment in your life, there is a slang about the footprints of the beach. The saying message is that when you think you are living alone by your most challenging times in your life, God is guided through you. When you need it most, just put your faith in him, and you can let God give you the power.

Prayer is one of the most personal ways you can connect with God. Because Jesus was sacrificed on the cross, you have the right to speak directly with the Heavenly Father if you obey Christ. Whatever you feel, you can ask God to meet your needs and share it with him. God can answer you through His Holy Spirit, or he can reveal wisdom through you through His Bible. As you approach God, you begin to feel God's love and compassion for everyone ... grow up in your heart. You will also start looking for ways to connect with others, including ways to share everything God has given you with others.

God prayed. Prayer is that you are talking to God. In the Bible there are several different prayers (1 Timothy 1: 1, 1 John 1: 9), such as pleading (when seeking necessary things), intercession (when praying for others). What you appreciate God (when you express), and you will regret (when you tell God you regret the sin that you committed). Just as reading the Bible, prayer should be developed into daily customs (1 Tesa 5: 17). You can pray anytime and anywhere. Make sure your prayers are consistent with what you read in the Bible (1 John 5:14), and remember to pray in the name of Jesus (John 14:13).