A question for my spiritual warriors.
God's "will" will be done. He's God. Right?
Why do we pray for, say, America, or a friend, when God's will is going to be done whether we pray or not? I've read that prayer is for the person praying so that what they "want "aligns with God's will, but that feels like it takes the hope out of prayer.
Can prayer change God's mind?
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