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I Need You


God is with us way before we need Him. I was coming from Publix supermarket. I stopped briefly at the red light yelling at my kids about money.  You want, want, want and not understand how money is made.  Anyways, I proceeded to drive through the red light. Another car was coming, but, the person wasn't in a hurry getting where he was going.   I heard faint horns blowing in the distant.  I looked up as I was traveling  directly under the red light and realized what a God I serve!  I immediately thanked Him for watching over me. If you are anything like me, which I am working on, you call out to God when there is a immediate need. Prayers come out something like, “God, you know me. I really need you right now.”  What if God treated you like you treat Him and answered when He felt like it.    When it’s convenient, you pray. Prayer is supposed be about having a relationship with God. It's constant communica.  How your relationship with the Father? Just remember, God is not a vending machine where you pop in a prayer, make a selection and out comes your answer. He has feelings.   God is faithful in answering your prayers, how faithful are you in asking?  Praying to God employs four statements from you:

Thank You

I’m Sorry

Teach Me

Go With Me

What statement are you uttering right now? For me, it was "thank you."  

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Kitt Swanson
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