More on Prayer

Belief in God rarely inhibits our ability to do stupid things.

— JMeyer —

Random Reflection

In yesterday’s blog, I shared an experience that changed my belief in God and the power of prayer forever.

About ten years after my life-changing prayer moment, through my own stupidity, I began a journey into drug addiction. As I noted in the opening quote, belief in God does not get in our way of making poor decisions.

My drug addiction journey lasted about five years–five years where I slowly turned my back on God and wanted nothing to do with Him.

Then, as I lay flat on my back in a bed of horse manure called “rock bottom,” in pure desperation, I prayed/begged/yelled the most powerful prayer known to mankind, “God help me.”

Less than twenty-four hours later, I was in a treatment center, beginning to thaw out from my drug and alcohol use disorders.

I’ve prayed every day since.


God hasn’t always answered prayers the way I wanted him to, but through my willingness to pray, I keep getting stronger in my belief and trust in Him and growing more distant between the times I do stupid things.

James 1:5, “If any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask God, who gives generously to all without reproach, and it will be given him.”

P.E.A.C.E.

Jay@EagleLaunch.com

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