My cousin put a quote on face book the other that that I had to comment on.
“To the people offering thoughts and prayers to the victims of the Texas Baptist Church massacre. They were already in a church praying.” Truth from Joe Pitti
Does that mean we shouldn’t pray for them?
Some comments from this post were,
Paul: AMEN;
Prayer is nonsense, yet parents (and pastors) keep teaching kids to pray.
Nobody comes upon religion BY THEMSELVES, they are TAUGHT by others and elders,
just as HATE is also taught. Wake up, be nice, make art, music and food...stop
wasting time praying ... no one is listening...PS ... ps. I am a FORMER
CATHOLIC ; but they couldn't "GET ME" ... I have my own brain and
thoughts... AMEN, I think.
Diane: Everyone has the right to express their own opinion, to have their own free will. For me,
grace and mercy, and especially prayer,
has sustained me through a lot
of heartbreaking tragedies. So, that’s MY truth. All opinions are
welcome to me, because I don’t have the right to tell anyone else
what their truth is. But one thing I hope we can all agree on & remember is
that no matter how much Evil there is in this world, most people are GOOD and;
KIND, and LOVING and; CARING. I am reminded of that every day
by people I know, and other’s I don’t.”
I have heard
many say that If God were real He would answer our prayers. People wouldn’t get
sick or die; wars wouldn’t be fought. God
does love us and He does answer our prayers. He just doesn’t always say yes. I
console myself by thinking that as a loving parent I didn’t always say yes to
my children’s desires. Sometimes from a different perspective, I could see that there were better options if we waited.
God lives and loves us. He is
willing to answer or prayers. And you are a miracle.
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