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   Do we change God's plan when we pray?

   • We never change God’s eternal plan when we pray, but we are called to pray, and pray expectantly, for change. We are to pray that the sick would be healed ( Acts 28:8; James 5:14 ). We are to pray that the lost would be saved ( Matthew 9:37–38; Acts 26:18 ).

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   Do prayers change God's Mind?

   • When we ask if our prayers change God’s mind, we wonder if there is room for God to change based on our actions. And the answer is, no. The reason being, God has already determined His plans and because He doesn’t change, nor do His plans.

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   Why do we pray?

   • Prayer is a humble appeal from our impotency to God’s omnipotence. . . . We give him the glory of his sovereignty and dominion, and acknowledge that he is not only able to procure for us what we ask, but can give us a right to, and the blessing of, what he gives. ( The Christian in Complete Armour, 299)

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   Can prayer change the outcome?

   • Yes, they can. Knowing beforehand how our actions and prayers would lend to a shift in the outcome, God planned it accordingly. In His perfect timing and place, God answers our prayers for His glory! So, why do we pray?

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2. www.neverthirsty.org › bible-qa › qa-archivesIf God has already planned my life, why should I pray?

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   If God has already planned my life, why should I pray? Bible Answer: Some teach that God has already planned every year, month, day, second and the details of our lives. They may refer to James 4:15 which says, Instead, you ought to say, “If the Lord wills, we will live and also do this or that.” James 4:15 (NASB)

3. www.compellingtruth.org › Prayers-supplication-whyIf God already has a plan for me, why should I pray? If He ...

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   God is all-knowing. He knows who we are and what we're capable of. He knows the circumstances around us. He knows what we want and what we need. And He knows His plan for our lives and how to best accomplish that plan. So why pray? Specifically, why pray with requests (supplication)? If He's going to do what He's going to do anyway, why even ...

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5. thecentralminnesotacatholic.org › ask-father-tomAsk Father Tom: Why do we pray if God already has a plan?

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   Dec 11, 2020 · For believers, the chain of causes, with lots of twists and turns, ultimately leads back to God. This is the conviction that gives prayer its logic. We pray because God makes things happen, because God can intervene in our lives and world to cause the good, to heal, to find, to protect, to save.

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   Sep 3, 2021 · And the answer is, no. The reason being, God has already determined His plans and because He doesn’t change, nor do His plans. In addition, to change His mind would mean that...

7. www.beliefnet.com › faiths › christianityWhy Do We Pray if God Has a Plan? - Beliefnet

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   The reason is that God has already set His plans, and because He doesn’t change, neither do His plans. In addition, changing God’s mind would mean that His original plan...

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   Jan 13, 2020 · Why would I pray if God has already planned what will happen? Our prayers can begin to feel small, peripheral, even unnecessary next to the vastness of all that God will inevitably do. He will accomplish his purpose , we might think, whether I pray or not .

9. rcspirituality.org › ask_a_priest › ask-a-priest-if“Ask a Priest: If God Has a Plan, How Do We Have Free Will?”

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   Doesn’t that mean our future is predetermined and whatever we do God already saw? That means our free will is only an illusion and we are just playing out what God already saw (Gods plan). Or do we have a choice to make our own future and whatever the outcome may be God will change his mind and say “that’s what i meant.”