Praying for the salvation of others is important because it may lead those people to Jesus. If Jesus opens a door and they do not enter, then I still completed the work of God by keeping them in my prayers. Because I know not to judge others, I had to later say the Lord's Prayer and put the fate of all non-Christians in God's hands. I thought about all the times I have judged others for one reason or another. Instead of praying that a person find Jesus and become a Christian, I blessed them in the name of Jesus. In that way, all persons can receive the blessing of God.
Therefore, today I prayed to "judge not, lest ye be judged." I read my Bible and passages from Christian prayer guides. The readings helped me see that I need to pray for others but not judge others. This is a difficult lesson. I realized today in prayer that those who seek shall find, and those who do not seek might never understand the power of God's love. Also, God loves all His creation. As long as a person does not live in sin, he or she is still blessed by God whether or not he or she is a Christian. Non-Christians can live good lives even if they do not profess their faith in Jesus Christ. However, it is hard for me to understand. I also do not know when to pray for others and so I say a prayer for all people I meet that God may find them.
Praying for others to find God is a lesson in humility and faith. I need to learn how it is possible to pray for others without judging others. In addition to praying for others, I can deliver the word of God through my actions and my Christian lifestyle. Instead of judging others I can grow more grateful for having found God. Praying for others has taught me gratitude for the support of the Christian community as well as for the love of God that is manifest every day in my life. I consider myself lucky for being able to pray not just for myself but also for others. I pray for others whether they are Christian or not, and I do not ask for anything specific. Instead I only ask that God find them and that they find God.
A appreciate the diversity we have in this world and in our country and understand that not all people believe in Jesus Christ. However, Jesus's arms are open wide for all of those who seek Him. Those are the people I pray for most, the ones that seek Jesus in earnest. I met a girl last week who was in trouble for her sinful behavior and instead of telling her about Jesus I prayed for her in private. The next day she asked me to lend me a Christian book and I did, believing that my prayer came true. I felt magnificent just being able to offer the girl some support through the words of Jesus and other Christian souls who have felt the power of God in their lives. God is working through me, through my prayers and my willingness to carry the word of God to others. Each time I pray for another person I believe that I am doing God's will.
Entry Four
Today I praised God. I praised God because He gave me the strength to study hard, to be kind to others, and to resist temptation. Again I met the boy I liked after school. He looks at me with love in his eyes but I have to pray hard to resist even kissing him because I know that one thing leads to another and I am weak when it comes to matters of the flesh. He asked me if I was his girlfriend today and I blushed. I said, "I don't know, what does that mean?" I felt like an idiot but at the same time I knew that he was playing games and I needed to stay strong. I praised God for helping me overcome the temptation to be willing to relax my Christian convictions. He is a nice boy who is from a Christian family but who I know would like to have sex with me and does not care that we are not married. He calls himself a Christian and I know he believes in Jesus but I need to remember that...
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