Glory to God. Thank you, Lord. Thank you, Lord.

Open your Bibles to 1st Peter 3, around verse 12.

You know, recently I was, there was a circumstance, and I was asked to pray.

And when that happens, you know, there's a tendency that sometimes when we pray, we pray everything we know.

And what we know isn't going to help the situation.

Yes.

Especially when you're praying for someone else.

What you know, you know all these verses.

And, you know, it says Brother Moore said,

it's not what you know, it's what they can receive. And in prayer, it's not just what you know, it's what they can believe. Or even better

yet, you're praying, what can you believe about the situation? Are you asking more than your

faith will believe about the situation?

Yeah. more than your faith will believe about the situation. And I mean, the truth of that is, if you can't pray in faith about the situation, all your words

meant nothing, right?

I could, you know, I could have started praying a big, long prayer,

and I could have thrown in 16 scriptures,

and I could have thrown in other stuff that sounded good.

But it wasn't time for the prayer that sounded good.

It was time for the prayer that we could believe.

Amen?

It was time for the prayer. Prayer opens the door for God to work. Amen?

And there may be a situation, and it has lots of doors, but your faith is the opener.

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