Last Ditch Effort
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Growing up I can only remember praying a few times. Maybe it was more but I can only recollect a few times I spent in intentional prayer trying to alter a situation. I spent most of my late childhood and early young adult life not believing in God. Therefor, I didn't pray at all. For much of my time as a new believer in Christ I prayed in a similar way as I did as a child, and if I'm being honest I still tend to lean that way now. Desperation. I only really prayed when there didn't seem like I had any more options of fixing or changing something myself. Isn't the point of salvation that we NEED to be saved? That we cannot do it ourselves. I personally feel like this is a huge part of the sanctification process. We need to continually be in a place where we recognize that we can only grow, change, be successful in our endeavors if we lose our independence. Ephesians 6:18New International Version (NIV) ...