Comments on: A journey into prayer

By: Lynda Strutt

Lynda Strutt — Sun, 12 Jan 2020 04:28:50 +0000

Friends at work have asked me to pray for them, one even reporting a healing. I think that lay persons should be encouraged to pray for parishioners and trained in how to do that. Because Matthew 24 has Jesus warning that no one deceive us, it would seem that this time of ‘fake news’ and ‘alternative facts’ might also apply in a church setting! ‘False Christs’ who speak as if they were Jesus Christ are more common than before. We need to be sure that we are truly ‘in Christ’ by acknowledging we need a Savior, repent and be baptized. I came to Christ 60+ years ago through my Anglican sponsor of Inter-school Christian Fellowship (Navigators). Please don’t dilute the Gospel! Those not yet believers need ‘unvarnished’ and undiluted truth.

By: Tony Houghton

Tony Houghton — Tue, 13 Mar 2018 16:40:43 +0000

God hears the prayers of His people ,some prayer go no further then the ceiling. If we guard iniquity in our heart God will not hear us. The person that has not come to Christ and is still in their sin ,guards iniquity in their heart.

By: S Allan Magnacca

S Allan Magnacca — Tue, 13 Mar 2018 00:06:50 +0000

Thanks look forward to the articles on prayer.
We should encourage our parishes to undergo this discussion as well. Example
Many pray at home , at rest breaks etc as you describe.
Can one who does not necessarily attend church on a regular basis
Pray and express their thanks to God and receive God’ blessing and if needed His forgiveness?