Offices Closed: February 6-10

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Due to a trip Sara and i are taking to the east coast, our offices will be closed from noon on February 5 until Monday, February 11. Books and CDs ordered after noon on Tuesday, will not be shipped until the following Tuesday. We apologize for any inconvenience this causes you.

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  1. Marjoleine Coetsee

    Hi Wayne

    Have a question for you, and perhaps you can speak of it with Brad as a topic. It is about prayer. Not quite sure how to express myself, but as I am endeavouring to walk in absolute trust in Father, I am not quite sure what to do with my “wish list” prayers. If I tell Him what I would like, I feel that I am “doing it again” by dictating somehow what I want, instead of what He would like to do. An example is we are in a drought here in our neck of South Africa, and now, do I pray earnestly for rain, or do I trust that He loves me, He knows we need rain, He will take care of me with or without the precipitation!

    I am trying to get away from the “Lord I need this today and that today, I am your child so I am entitled to it” old way of thinking to “Lord your will be done” But then what about prayer in what I suppose is the traditional way? Making our requests known ….. you have not because you ask not…..

    I would love some clarity on this.

    Regards

    Marjoleine

  2. Marjoleine Coetsee

    Hi Wayne

    Have a question for you, and perhaps you can speak of it with Brad as a topic. It is about prayer. Not quite sure how to express myself, but as I am endeavouring to walk in absolute trust in Father, I am not quite sure what to do with my “wish list” prayers. If I tell Him what I would like, I feel that I am “doing it again” by dictating somehow what I want, instead of what He would like to do. An example is we are in a drought here in our neck of South Africa, and now, do I pray earnestly for rain, or do I trust that He loves me, He knows we need rain, He will take care of me with or without the precipitation!

    I am trying to get away from the “Lord I need this today and that today, I am your child so I am entitled to it” old way of thinking to “Lord your will be done” But then what about prayer in what I suppose is the traditional way? Making our requests known ….. you have not because you ask not…..

    I would love some clarity on this.

    Regards

    Marjoleine

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