This Week's United in Prayer Blog

Have you ever wondered how long you should keep praying about something? Many people wonder about this dilemma, and, quite frankly, I have asked myself this very question a time or two. I have a prayer journal that I have kept for quite a few years. It records many answered prayers. But then there are many prayer requests I have been bombarding the throne of God with for which I have not seen any answer — yet. Should I stop praying about them?

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