There is no right or wrong way dear Steve. Prayer is just about having an honest conversation with God.
24 Then Jesus said to his disciples, “Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross and follow me. (Matthew 16:24 NIV)
I will also pray that you will come to know Jesus as your savior. 🙏🙏🙏
The 'Our Father,' is a good one to start out with and you can read it. I am watching a podcast from Father Jeremy Davis on afterlife and he is the only priest that I have ever heard speak about what happens when a person's dies. It starts out literally explaining what happens to your body and soul and the moment of death. He is speaking in an Orthodox Christian church as has people sitting in the pews. Most of people are old, but I think it is good to know these hard things when you are young bc you have more time to think about doing things differently. People ask questions and they are specific in their questions and he is specific in his answers, which is unusal. He tells you where he gets his information (bible) and he tells you when there is speculation and when deliberation is getting used and when the church fathers writings are getting used.
It causes me to have some trembling, but also it makes me a feel just a little better that I ask for mercy. I ask for mercy because I know that I have many faults and do things that are willfully against God's wisdom. Mainly, I stay angry because we have had serious abuse from our government-who we elected? Did we elect or were these people chosen for us?
Thank you btw.. And to you as well but I'm not good at praying... Really don't know how...
There is no right or wrong way dear Steve. Prayer is just about having an honest conversation with God.
24 Then Jesus said to his disciples, “Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross and follow me. (Matthew 16:24 NIV)
I will also pray that you will come to know Jesus as your savior. 🙏🙏🙏
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8jU6MUiQAQ8 Here is the first class he had in 2015.
The 'Our Father,' is a good one to start out with and you can read it. I am watching a podcast from Father Jeremy Davis on afterlife and he is the only priest that I have ever heard speak about what happens when a person's dies. It starts out literally explaining what happens to your body and soul and the moment of death. He is speaking in an Orthodox Christian church as has people sitting in the pews. Most of people are old, but I think it is good to know these hard things when you are young bc you have more time to think about doing things differently. People ask questions and they are specific in their questions and he is specific in his answers, which is unusal. He tells you where he gets his information (bible) and he tells you when there is speculation and when deliberation is getting used and when the church fathers writings are getting used.
It causes me to have some trembling, but also it makes me a feel just a little better that I ask for mercy. I ask for mercy because I know that I have many faults and do things that are willfully against God's wisdom. Mainly, I stay angry because we have had serious abuse from our government-who we elected? Did we elect or were these people chosen for us?
There hasn't been a real election in this country in many years. The coup occurred when Kennedy was murdered.