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“What My Heart Says”
Psalm 27:7-14
All too often we approach others with a spirit of selfishness, and that can also be the way we approach God in prayer. What can He do for me? How can I get what I need? When will the bad stuff of life be turning into the good stuff? But what if prayer is less about the stuff and the circumstances and more about the Person Himself? The Psalmist models the kind of prayer that seeks the face of God with a singular priority. If we seek His hand for what He gives, we will almost certainly miss His face. But in seeking the face of God we get His hand too, because He loves to give good gifts to his children.
Three Core Features of Prayers that Seek the Face of God …
- A Singular Seeking [Psalm 27:7-10]
- A Humble Asking [Psalm 27:11-12]
- An Expectant Doing [Psalm 27:13-14]
∙ For Spiritual Conversation: Which one of these core features is most lacking in your personal prayer life?
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