In No Hurry
Episode 91: Author Blake Long on When God Says ”No” to Prayers
While trusting in God's will for our lives is an essential part of the Christian walk, it's also one of the most difficult things we attempt to do as humans. When God tells us ”no” to our prayers, we often struggle with how to respond. For many of us, it can serve as a catalyst to pull further away from God. But what if reframed how we internalize a ”no” from God?
Author Blake Long explores this topic in his new s book, ”Taking No For an Answer: How to Respond When God Says No to Our Prayers.” I love this topic, and I think it's one that will always be timely for both Christians and non-believers. For some, this is the very reason they either don't follow God or believe God doesn't exist. After all, how can a gracious and loving God allow for heartache, devastation and tragedy? If these are questions you've wrestled with (trust me, I have — plenty of times) I hope this conversation with Blake is helpful. We dive deep into some heavy stuff and I hope you'll be encouraged and learn some truth about the character and heart of God.
Definitely connect with Blake and let him know you enjoyed hearing him this show! You can follow him on Twitter @blakelong94 and on Instagram @blake_long94. He also blogs regularly at www.theology-and-life.com, so be sure to check out his work there.
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If you enjoyed this conversation, you might like these as well:
- Episode 74: Building a Confident & Consistent Prayer Life with Author Val Woerner
- Episode 50: Building Better Prayer Habits with Author Val Woerner
- Episode 18: Doubt & Unbelief with Author Barnabas Piper
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