Day 22 Thank you Lord for Answered Prayers

Thank you Lord, we are more than half way gone in this 41 Days Gratitude Challenge. Everyday Gets Betterm

Pst. EA Adeboye said in the day 2 of the ongoing RCCG Convention, "one of the benefits we get from being saved is ACCESS to Unlimited Answered Prayers." When i heard these words, I screamed because I knew I'll be thanking the Lord specifically for Answered prayers in few days.

God indeed answers prayers, He does by giving a YES, a NO or a WAIT answer. In all of these He knows the perfect one for us at any point in time.

When He tells you YES, it means the answers to your prayers are immediate.

When He tells you NO, it means the answers to your prayers shouldn't be answered or what you pray for is not for you.

When He tells you WAIT, it means the answers to prayers needed to be on hold at that very moment.

Few months ago, while studying I had a clearly understanding that when God tells me NO at any given time, it means He has a BETTER YES later for me.

Romans 8:28 says, "All things work together for good to them that love the Lord..." When the bible says ALL, it is ALL.

Whichever way God chooses to answer your prayers, you have to give Him thanks.

Thank him for the PAST Answered Prayers meaning thank Him for what He has done before.

Thank Him for the PRESENT Answered Prayers meaning thank Him for what He is doing.

Thank Him for the FUTURE Answered Prayers meaning thank Him Him for what He will do.

Dear Lord, thank you so much for loving me too much to give me the best answers to my prayers. Yes, there were times I didn’t understand why you chose not to answer my prayers some times, thank you because You know what is best for me. Thank you because I know that when you tell me NO now, it means you have a BETTER YES to me LATER.

Janet Adeogun

The Eagle Girl

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