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Friday, December 3, 2010Friday, December 3, 2010 Mormon Soprano

Hallelujah! It’s Christmas

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The theme of today's #SabbathDay service is Prayer. I loved this quote that is printed on the program. I have to admit, the first sentance made me giggle because it is similar to one of my Mommy mantras "You get what you get, and you don't throw a fit" 👇 "Pray for what we want, and appreciate whatever we get." -#PresEyring 👏 As I'm growing older my prayers are changing, mellowing, deepening.I find I'm including much more time recognizing my blessings and expressing gratitude, and much less time bringing my Supplication Shopping List. 👏 I just talk to my Father in Heaven, and I have a super simplified belief that He is right there in the room, patiently listening to what I have to say (maybe He Tivos my prayers and watches them later, but since it's a time-space warp thing it's all the same, right?). I also know that He knows all the things in my heart I don't even know how to put into words yet. I trust Him completely to know what's best. I know His guidance and answers always come from love, and are usually about teaching me something I need to learn. The most loving answer He gives is usually "no", or "not right now." 🌻 But, I don't think getting an answer to what we want is actually what prayer is for. I think the true purpose of prayer is for us to give faith a try, and as soon as we say "Dear Father..." and start to talk to Him we open up a portal between the spiritual realm, and our home base here on earth. That Prayer gives God permission to enter into our life and help our heart and mind. We have to open the door, and then His Spirit of peace starts to flow in. That's the secret sauce of prayer! Its called the "peace that surpasseth all understanding", because it's a feeling of inner strength that's hard to describe. 🌷 When we welcome God into our day with a prayer, we may or may not feel something dramatic happening, but we are definitely building up strength in our soul to help us with the crazy challenges life keeps throwing at us. ❤ Prayer is Good! ❤ 🎶"Lord, grant me thy abiding love And make my turmoil cease. Oh, may my soul commune with Thee. And find thy holy peace."🎶

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