religion Does God Answer Your Prayers?

[Sickretwo]

Ngayon ko lang narealize na He did

[wheeljack]

Yes he does but far too often I fail to see that He already did because I was too focused on the answer I wanted instead of the answer i needed.

[bet2]

God does not answer prayers like pizza delivery or online shopping. He is Our Father

[twiddle007]

Yes.

[Mr. Hon]

Waiting for God to answer my prayers this year.

[Asus19]

Not always but when He does, much better than the one you asked Him.

[CHRman]

Always.

[ako_e2]

All the time, kelangan lang ng patience

[jacksilva16]

yes, and there are times I thought na may delay yung pag answer, hindi pala, always perfect ang timing.

[mariz_2122]

Yes God Is Good All the time

[boyegoy]

Always

[Sylvanus]

yes or no, he answers

[glut_func]

there is no god

[Xir Xian]

Sabi nya "Ask and you shall receive". Di ako sure kung ano talaga ang qualifications nya to grant or not. Can't tell but I'm sure he has his reasons.

Iba dyan playing safe lang by saying "Yes", natakot lang mag deny baka ma karma. Anyone can prove it? (I mean if di nyo na pray, sure di nyo nakuha).

[NightWriter]

God don't want to be bothered.

[rontan2014]

Luke 12:7 and Matthew 10:30 "the very hairs of your head are all numbered". In other words, your journey has been meticulously planned already.

 

The real question is, do you really need to pray?

Edited April 20, 2017 by rontan2014

[Xir Xian]

I believe in desti

Luke 12:7 and Matthew 10:30 "the very hairs of your head are all numbered". In other words, your journey has been meticulously planned already.

 

The real question is, do you really need to pray?

 

In that case no but then still you do it or not as what was written in your life plan.

 

I don't believe in destiny. For me, a mere quick question with God either to do this or not is a prayer enough. A sincere short question is better than numerous long lines of scripted and memorized praises.

[Lord Superb]

I'd like to believe that he does. But I think I have more chances of being answered if I pray for the benefit of someone else, not for myself.

 

To me prayers are like floating sky lanterns. They won't float high enough to reach their destination if they are burdened with too much personal requests. The lighter they are and the more sincere, the better chances of being answered.

Edited May 13, 2017 by Lord Superb

[RФN S+EvЄ]

I pray to God for what I think is best for me. But in the end of my prayers, I say, "Thy will be done".

 

Answered prayers man o hindi, I know that He knows what is best for me and I trust Him.

[shysadlonely]

He does not answer all my prayers, because not all my prayers or my wants follow His will for us.

[rontan2014]

He does not answer all my prayers, because not all my prayers or my wants follow His will for us.

 

Hence the question, do you really need to pray?

[shysadlonely]

 

Hence the question, do you really need to pray?

 

Based on your question, "do you really need to pray?" that is indeed a good question; As a believer, everyone knows that God does not need anything, hence the prayer is for those who believe in God. Either God answers the prayer or not is up to Him. Regarding your question, it depends on the person and that person's beliefs, there are some who believe that you don't need to pray anymore because God already knows what we think and He grants only what He thinks you need, etc... etc... but for some the prayer acts as a psychological effect to those who pray, and gives them comfort and relief that there is Someone more Powerful than anyone in this world that can fix their problems or protect them in any harm, its mans nature to look for shelter in when it rains.... The prayer is not for God, and God already knows everything... so the prayer of a man is for himself, so that he can feel safe that he can confide to someone about his problems. So the answer is it depends on the Man who prays and his beliefs. That is just my perspective.

Edited May 30, 2017 by drss

[rontan2014]

 

Based on your question, "do you really need to pray?" that is indeed a good question; As a believer, everyone knows that God does not need anything, hence the prayer is for those who believe in God. Either God answers the prayer or not is up to Him. Regarding your question, it depends on the person and that person's beliefs, there are some who believe that you don't need to pray anymore because God already knows what we think and He grants only what He thinks you need, etc... etc... but for some the prayer acts as a psychological effect to those who pray, and gives them comfort and relief that there is Someone more Powerful than anyone in this world that can fix their problems or protect them in any harm, its mans nature to look for shelter in when it rains.... The prayer is not for God, and God already knows everything... so the prayer of a man is for himself, so that he can feel safe that he can confide to someone about his problems. So the answer is it depends on the Man who prays and his beliefs. That is just my perspective.

 

Exactly right. It's for man's benefit alone..... Some might say it's a "selfish" act. But that's not for me to judge.

[jabronnie]

Not exactly sa hiniling ko...even better

[albuang]

The Bible degraded God, Bible describe God in a way of human thinking and most of the time contradict the so called true nature of God