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Day 8: ASK

 

What is it about us which sometimes makes us feel we are asking too much from God?

Scripture tells us to ask so that our joy will be full. This tells us that God really wants us to be happy.

I think on most occasions, we already have an answer to the prayer on our lips or hear: NO, God will not do it. This is too much.

The devil is a liar!

Today, I choose to ask and to ask BIG!

I don’t know about you but rather than sitting behind this desk and typing all the words and you sitting, standing or lying down to read, I am going to Him to ask BIG!

Talk to you tomorrow!




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