When God Says "No"

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Donna R Wittlif

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Our Stronghold in Prayer: A Women's Class Book and Prayer Journal

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Does God hear your prayer? Why might He not listen to you? Are there things you should not pray for? What if you have been praying for a long time, and God has not answered? Why do bad things happen to Christians? Is God in control of the Earth? The Bible gives us answers by telling how God answered the prayers of real people just like you. Our Stronghold in Prayer includes a Precious Prayer Journal that guides you in building good prayer habits and helps you pray. Get examples of prayers for praising God, giving thanks, asking for forgiveness, and praying for spiritual wisdom and help.

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Donna Wittlif loves to write about God and His Word and how being a Christian helps people overcome their troubles. The characters in her fiction books deal with problems that real people have overcome with God's aid. Donna strives to inspire and teach through her non-fiction books. She has been a Bible class teacher for children and women many years. She gained her knowledge by taking Bible courses in Christian colleges and through turning to God when she lost two husbands, a child, and survived cancer. Donna lives in Texas, where she and her husband enjoy being with family and friends and working with their congregation.

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When God Says "No"

Has God ever said "No" to you? Did you feel that He had forsaken you? When we read the Bible, we see that God denied the requests of others. He did not let Moses go into the Promised Land. God refused to heal Paul's infirmity. He told His own Son "No". Did that mean that God did not love them? We know He loved them. So why would your loving Heavenly Father tell you "No"? Learn six reasons God may not answer your prayers the way that you hope.

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Our Stronghold in Prayer: A Women's Class Book and Prayer Journal

God’s “No” is the hardest, sometimes saddest, and most discouraging answer we will ever receive. If God loves us and promises to give us good things, why would He say “No” to our request? If our Father is the all-knowing, all-powerful, ever-present God we believe Him to be, why won’t He answer our prayer with a “Yes”? These are some of mankind’s oldest questions. Job struggled with them.
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