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Sometimes I've heard somebody try to preach a sermon through what they are praying, like they are making pointed comments in their prayer that seem directed at the people listening instead of directed at God.
If I'm not praying myself, I listen in. You never know what you'll learn by paying attention to your surroundings. If it is just somebody going on and on, I tune it out and think about something else.
If you fall asleep before somebody gets done praying, either you are in a pentecostal prayer meeting or maybe you might have diabetes, falling asleep so easy like that.
If I'm not praying myself, I listen in. You never know what you'll learn by paying attention to your surroundings. If it is just somebody going on and on, I tune it out and think about something else.
If you fall asleep before somebody gets done praying, either you are in a pentecostal prayer meeting or maybe you might have diabetes, falling asleep so easy like that.
my church has prayer before service, and prayer during hymns off to thr side for anybody, but I do notice whoever is speaking can sometimes pray for too long before we get to the Lords prayer which we all pray together.
I dont want to interrupt as would be rude, but I do find sometimes they can go on for so long that I fall asleep. ?!
I dont want to interrupt as would be rude, but I do find sometimes they can go on for so long that I fall asleep. ?!
Wow. Y'all really need to visit my church some time. Or a church like my church. The only time one person prays alone is when one of the ushers prays before taking up the offering. Every other time during church service, everybody prays.
If one person stood up and started praying for 30 minutes, and everybody else was just supposed to stay quiet and wait it out... we might start feeling like Moses, "Let my people go!"
If one person stood up and started praying for 30 minutes, and everybody else was just supposed to stay quiet and wait it out... we might start feeling like Moses, "Let my people go!"
I don't remember the details this many years later. I do remember that near what was finally the end though that didn't seem like it was coming in the near future at the time, the individual words in his prayer started to blend into what sounded like hives of bee's buzzing in sync.
When he was finished I felt like jumping up and yelling, PRAISE GOD! Just to celebrate its end. I had a headache and my sinus were burning. I have no idea what that was but it was a miserable start to that Sunday service.
When he was finished I felt like jumping up and yelling, PRAISE GOD! Just to celebrate its end. I had a headache and my sinus were burning. I have no idea what that was but it was a miserable start to that Sunday service.
Didn't happen in the church but at a wedding. The whole prayer time lasted 1 hour. Seriously, 1 hour. It was in a foreign language so I couldn't understand what was being spoken. I felt a bit rude when I got up and walked out with my children because they were becoming quite restless. My youngest was only around 3 or 4 at the time.
This reminds me of people that pray (when in pairs of groups) and start naming people and airing their personal business. I realise we're suppose to pray for one another but it's like these people are praying in a way that is exalting their self in their 'gossiping prayers', if I can call it that.
This reminds me of people that pray (when in pairs of groups) and start naming people and airing their personal business. I realise we're suppose to pray for one another but it's like these people are praying in a way that is exalting their self in their 'gossiping prayers', if I can call it that.
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