Praying to God for a coffee?
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? blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness
I dunno if OP is 'healthy and prosperous' but whatever situation people find themselves its always good to pray for the what we need.
God wont answer a selfish prayer though...well in my experience He doesnt.
The coffee merchants arent always fair though thats why some dont even pay enough for a pile of beans to the people who pick them. Maybe pray for them too?
I dunno if OP is 'healthy and prosperous' but whatever situation people find themselves its always good to pray for the what we need.
God wont answer a selfish prayer though...well in my experience He doesnt.
The coffee merchants arent always fair though thats why some dont even pay enough for a pile of beans to the people who pick them. Maybe pray for them too?
I dont think anyone is foolish enough to pray to God for cocaine...
But you never know...God might hear those too, but He probably ignores them.
Coffee is probably a safer alternative for both farmers and drinkers.
Jesus survied on just cold water, but he did turn some of that water into wine on special occasions.
But you never know...God might hear those too, but He probably ignores them.
Coffee is probably a safer alternative for both farmers and drinkers.
Jesus survied on just cold water, but he did turn some of that water into wine on special occasions.