Dallas Bragg argues that asking God for specific outcomes like a job promotion means playing God with your limited perspective. Instead, dig into what you really need: financial security, recognition, purpose. Pray for the underlying need and let God find the best solution.
Hey, ever wonder why your prayers don't seem to be answered? Ever think that you might want to change the way that you pray? Here's what I mean. Sometimes when we pray, we play God. We pray for something that we want to happen when in reality that thing isn't what's best for us or isn't what's going to bring our best and highest outcome. Go really deep into why you are praying for that thing. Instead of, please let me get this job promotion, Think about why you want the job promotion. Is it financial security or recognition? Is it a higher level of purpose, less boredom? Those are the things that you should be praying for. When you pray for financial security, it allows God to attract the highest solution for you. But when you tell God, this is what I want, force financial security, it limits all the divine possibilities. And P.S., spend some time
