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Thursday, February 7, 2013

1 CORINTHIANS 1:9


You should talk to God just as you would to a very well-respected friend. Don't worry about using any special form of words. Just talk openly, honestly, and sincerely from your heart.  God knows what you are thinking anyway. You can't fool God or hide anything from Him. God knows you better than you know
yourself. And the wonderful thing is that God still loves you! Nothing that concerns you is unimportant to God. Remember, He even keeps count of how many hairs you have! God is not too busy to hear about every detail of your life. I have no idea how God can listen to all of us, but He can. He is not bound by time like we are. However He does it, we don't have to be concerned but can just trust Him.  What a privilege to have the input and counsel of God who knows everything. Don't fail to take advantage of this tremendous
opportunity. We are called into fellowship with the Lord Jesus Christ! That means we should share everything with Him.God invites us to fellowship with Him. That would include just discussing things. Just visiting. Just "hanging out" together. This is what God desires. So don't disappoint Him! Don't talk at God, talk directly to God. Prayer should not be a spiritual exercise you have to get through. It's a conversation
with Someone who loves you, and is very smart. "But what can I say to God?" "Thank You!" would be a good start. What would you say to any friend who was with you? You wouldn't have any trouble figuring
out what to talk about with them would you? "But," you say, "God doesn't talk back." Yes, that is a difference you have to get used to. True, God does not usually speak back to us in the normal human fashion. The main way He "speaks" to us is through inward impressions or ideas, all of which will line up with His written Word, the Bible. We have to learn His way of communicating.

 
 God is faithful, by whom you were called into the fellowship of His Son, Jesus Christ our Lord (1 Corinthians 1:9).

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