Maybe you should consider praying as He taught us to pray, "Your will be done"  
Terry


Debbie Sawczak wrote:
I'm not talking about stubbornness or unbelief. I was trying to say that I do not have to agonize about whether I am always asking God for the "right" thing. If I ask him for something sincerely in the mistaken belief that it is good, I can trust that he will do what is best in the situation and will continue to take care of me. Would you agree? To make that point I borrowed the metaphor from the passage. Whatever God does is "bread". Let's allow ourselves a little poetry sometimes. 
 
Debbie
 
 

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