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EPISODE · Jul 13, 2025 · 3 MIN

Praying For The Heavenly Father's Will To Be Done

from On My Lunch Break With God

This episode focuses on aiding the believer's prayer life by placing God's Will as a top priority. However, why is this important. It is important because as sinful beings, we often focus on self-gratification, but the gospels urge believers to align their purpose with God's will. Jesus instructs followers to prioritize the Heavenly Father's will in prayer. This emphasizes that a Christian's conversation with God should center on this. This approach encourages reliance on God's wisdom, as demonstrated by Jesus' acceptance of suffering before His crucifixion. And finally it is important to understand that reflecting on past instances where we embraced God's will, especially during hardships, can strengthen our resolve for future challenges.If you have enjoyed the episode then please follow and share it with a friend.Thanks for listening. May God Bless you and Keep you.Background Music used with permission, see link below:https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/60lN21AoxV/

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