Never say you will pray about a thing pray about it. — Oswald Chambers
Never say you will pray about a thing pray about it. — Oswald Chambers
Never say you will pray about a thing pray about it. — Oswald Chambers
Never say you will pray about a thing pray about it. — Oswald Chambers
Never say you will pray about a thing pray about it. — Oswald Chambers
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Never say you will pray about a thing pray about it.

— Oswald Chambers
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The decision was too important to make lightly without more prayer. — Jody Hedlund, An Uncertain Choice
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Meditation sends us into our ordinary world with greater perspective and balance. — Richard J. Foster, Celebration of Discipline
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Here all fear of one another, all timidity about praying freely in one's own words in the presence of others may be put — Dietrich Bonhoeffer
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