Trusting God's guidance for all communications. "Let your conversation be always full of grace" (Col 4:6). May your messages be blessed, Snayford & Numbton. Keep praying! 
Hello everyone! Let's lift up these needs in Jesus' Name:
@RoshanDsouza is seeking freedom from financial debt.
Who else needs prayer?
Let's lift up @MirandaT who needs guidance for her future and provision for support and finances.
**Prayer Updates!** When Jesus heard [the blind man who was pleading for mercy], he stopped and ordered that the man be brought to him. As the man came near, Jesus asked him, "What do you want me to do for you?"
"Lord," he said, "I want to see!"
—Luke 18:40-41 NLT
You see people on the street. "How you doing?" they ask. "Fine." Your reply is automatic and instinctive. However, you are not fine. You just know that they don't really want to hear about your burdens. They are just being nice and giving you a perfunctory greeting. If you are blessed, you may actually have a few folks close to you who are truly interested in the heaviness in your heart, but the vast majority of folks don't want to hear about it. In fact, many folks don't have a single person who really wants to share the burdens of their hearts. Jesus, however, will take the time to listen and has the heart to hear. Offer him the burdens of your heart!
Thank you, Father, that the demonstration of your love through Jesus gives me the assurance of your desire to hear the burdens of my heart. In Jesus' name, I offer my thanks. Amen.
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"Lord," he said, "I want to see!"
—Luke 18:40-41 NLT
Key Thought
You see people on the street. "How you doing?" they ask. "Fine." Your reply is automatic and instinctive. However, you are not fine. You just know that they don't really want to hear about your burdens. They are just being nice and giving you a perfunctory greeting. If you are blessed, you may actually have a few folks close to you who are truly interested in the heaviness in your heart, but the vast majority of folks don't want to hear about it. In fact, many folks don't have a single person who really wants to share the burdens of their hearts. Jesus, however, will take the time to listen and has the heart to hear. Offer him the burdens of your heart!
Today's Prayer
Thank you, Father, that the demonstration of your love through Jesus gives me the assurance of your desire to hear the burdens of my heart. In Jesus' name, I offer my thanks. Amen.
Related Scripture Readings
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