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Bank account Quote by Linda Evans Shepherd

“prayer ABCs: A. Acknowledge him. Let him know you’re thinking about him. “Hi, Lord. I love you. Would you go into my day with me?” B. Bring it. Tell him about your concerns or needs. “Lord, I’m worried about making rent this month. Would you show me what to do? Would you provide for my need?” C…” quote by Linda Evans Shepherd
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““prayer ABCs: A. Acknowledge him. Let him know you’re thinking about him. “Hi, Lord. I love you. Would you go into my day with me?” B. Bring it. Tell him about your concerns or needs. “Lord, I’m worried about making rent this month. Would you show me what to do? Would you provide for my need?” C. Chat. Tell God whatever is on your mind. For example, you could tell him about your day, problems, job, family, bank account, or mother-in-law, just as if you were talking to a good friend. “Lord, did you see the family at dinner tonight? I’m worried about little Bobby. He seemed so quiet, and I’m wondering if something’s wrong. Would you comfort him and give me wisdom to know how to talk to him about what’s going on?””

Linda Evans Shepherd

About This Quote

Source Spiritual guide: Prayer ABCs, 2010 devotional booklet

Prayer can be structured as acknowledgment, request, and conversation, fostering a personal relationship with the divine.

In simple terms: Prayer is a three‑step dialogue with God.

Key Takeaway

Use the ABC method for daily prayer.

Themes

faith communication comfort

Mood

contemplative hopeful

Type

instructional inspirational

When to use this quote

  • personal crisis
  • daily routine
  • stress relief
  • decision making

Key Concepts

spiritual practice mindfulness

Questions to Reflect On

  • What does each step mean to you personally?
  • How can you keep prayer authentic?
A Different Perspective

May feel formulaic if not sincere.

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