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I'm not sure how to totally answer that question, but I do know that it's God's will that none shall perish, so it is God's will that your Grandpa be saved. Keep praying for him, don't get discouraged if it doesn't happen in your time or on your terms though, it will happen in God's time and on His terms. Sometimes I think we forget that when we pray.
On that note, God's answers to prayer tend to be yes, no, wait. But, we really don't like the no and wait answers, but He knows what's best. If we're praying for something against His will, the answer may well be a NO.
Well, I was just using my grandpa as an example, but yeah. I was just wondering what you guys thought about it. I know that God's will is best, but I just think that we limit our faith sometimes with it. I don't know, it's hard to explain.
Hmm... that is a tough one. wolfman did a great job answering it.
Here's how I would look at it (in conjunction with wolfman's response):
Do you have faith God can do things to soften your grandfather's heart, open his ears to hear God, and more?
Umm....Sometimes. I do now, but a lot of times I don't. Yes I do when I think about it, but other times I don't. Once again that's hard to explain.
I would like to encourage each of you to give thanks to God for the blessings he has given to you in your life. May you be abundantly blessed this day and be a blessing to others.
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Thank you Spiritwinds! This is a great reminder. All to often I forget to thank God for things. I come to Him with things I need, but don't always thank Him for what He has already given me.
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