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Even the best of us can make promises to pray for others and then forget the promise. Does that mean that God won’t be looking out for them?
One of those things we care a lot about here at Guideposts is praying for others.
We do it privately, we do it corporately, we do it online, we do it by phone, we do it by snail mail. We do it in front of our computers, we do it in conference rooms. We take it seriously. But even the best of us can make promises to pray for others and then forget the promise. Does that mean that God won’t be looking out for them? I don’t think so, but when I go up on a promise, here’s what goes through my mind.
In Held in His Hand, you’ll find stories showcasing God’s interventions that provide safety in danger, offer reassurance in times of exhaustion or grief, foster friendships and support, and guide individuals on their journeys.
Guideposts blogger Rick Hamlin shares how St. Patrick reached people through goodness, kindness and prayer.
How a weekly game of cribbage during Lent, led to a long-standing, lifelong friend.
God guided her in creating a prayer habit that could go beyond the Lent season.
