Get Answers from the Lord -- Immediately!

Learn how to magnify your prayer life by having an ongoing two-way convesation with the Lord, and getting answers along the way. Learn how to get immediate answers during prayer, and all day long. Life is but a prayer!

Having conversations with the Lord with instant answers as you communicate is wonderful! Our PDF report will teach you how to get answers from Him instantly. The answers to some questions may be that He doesn't want you to ask that particlar question for whatever reason, but at least you get that answer and know to stay away from that subject until He says you can. Most of the time, however, you will get answers that will lead you to more questions.

Get a copy of our PDF report and learn seven (7) ways to get answers that are proven to work, to get you the answers that you need when you need them for the rest of your life. It's not demonic or white magic or anything that the Lord doesn't want you to do. He wants you to know how to communicate with him more effectively, which is why He told me to make this available to people He brought my direction.

Worry is not biblical because it is not living by faith. It takes an effort to learn how to live according to the will of God, but to learn how to control yourself is well worth the effort. Some Christians are unaware of how "worry" is identified in the Word as sin... Anything that is against the explicit instructions from the Lord is wrong, and we should not engage in it. Worry is the opposite of casting your cares upon Him (He who is able) because He cares for you.

If we give Him all of our problems, we need to leave them with Him and not take them back after we're finished praying. We are directed by the Word that we should worry about nothing; and pray about everything. In fact, we are commanded not to fret (or worry), and we wouldn't have been instructed not to do so if we were unable to control ourselves in this area. In other words, if you are worried about something, then it is time to research God's Word for truth, or God's promises in that area, so that you can depend on Him for the answer by what He has already promised you. (See "God's Promises" for more information on "standing on God's word" for answers.)

What God Says About Worry, Or "how not to" ...

God warns us in James 1:22 that we need to be "doers of the word, and not hearers, only". With that said, we need to do what we are instructed to do regarding worry, because He would not tell us to do something that we were incapable of doing. Philippians 4:6 instructs us not to worry ("be careful for nothing" and in one translation it states to "fret about nothing") in order to reap the benefits of having peace in our life, as described in the next verse. Philippians 4:7 describes the peace that only He can provide for us ("and the peace of God which surpasseth all understanding shall keep your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus"), by continually focusing on what Paul describes in the following verse, He literally tells us how to maintain peace in our lives: Philippians 4:8: tells us what to focus on in order to continue in walking in peace ("whatsoever things are true; whatsoever things are honest; whatsoever things are just; whatsoever things are pure; whatsoever things are lovely; whatsoever things are of good report; if there be any virtue, if there be any praise, think on these things").

Here's How to "Take God's Advice" ...

In essence, if we take His advice seriously and make an effort to become "doers of the Word - instead of hearers only", we will learn how to keep our minds focused on good things, and not allow ourselves to fret or worry about anything. Instead, by prayer and supplication, we will make our requests known to God, and only focus on those things which are true, lovely, and of good report. After following these directions and actually being mindful of actively following them, we will begin to experience His rewards by having the ultimate experience of peace in our lives, no matter the circumstances.

The Fruit of Obedience v. Disobedience of God's Word ...

Paul was a good teacher instructing us to be immitators of Christ. We are implored to spend time daily in God's Word and in prayer, so we can not only learn more about His ways, but also to become sensitive to the leading of the Holy Spirit. By spending time with the Lord each day, we hear that still, small voice inside of us that helps us to distinguish between right and wrong. When we do the right thing, we are rewarded. If we don't know what the right thing is, then we need to ask the Lord. On the other hand, when we are disobedient, there are always consequences. The Lord wants to warn us, guide us, and direct us in all our ways in order to protect us. When we choose to go against His will and refuse to listen to that still, small voice, our protection is no longer guaranteed.

For example, if we get caught speeding, we get a ticket and have to pay a fine. The Word directs us that if we get angry, we are not to sin. However, if we do sin when we are angry, there will be consequences. God will forgive you, if you ask, but you made the decision to go against His ways, so you then suffer the consequences. While you are paying for it or suffering those consequences, the good news is that the Lord will be right there with you. All you have to do is repent, and He is quick to forgive and will give you peace, no matter what you are going through. My point is that we all make our own choices in everything we do. Right decisions have rewards, while wrong decisions have consequences... The good news is that God is a rewarder! With respect to worry, if we choose to focus only on things with good report, and cast our cares upon Him, we will learn how to live in peace and not allow "things" to cause us undue stress.

The Issue is "Focusing on Prayer that Depends on God" ...

As you open your prayer time focusing on how awesome God is, you remind yourself in this praise and worship time just how small our problems really are. Meditate on all of the miracles in the Bible, who else could have done all of these things? In the Old Testament, who else could have saved the nation of Israel or split the Red Sea? In the New Covenant, we can only try to imagine Christ giving sight to the blind, healing the lame and raising the dead. The power of God's Words created the universe! When we focus on all the ways the Lord has protected us in the past, and how He promises us a future to prosper us and to give us hope (Jeremiah 29:11), we realize that He is capable of helping or showing us how to resolve all of our problems... one by one, as we trust in Him. In so doing, as we submit ourselves to Him, and learn His will for our lives through His promises, we become more fully dependent upon Him for the answers by giving Him control of every area of our lives.

Our problems are nothing to God! It's like going to Africa... and seeing first-hand all of the starving people for yourselves... or hearing about other people's trials and tribulations in going through cancer, etc., who have gone through so much more than we could ever imagine... somehow our problems seem so small in comparison. When we really focus on "Who God Is", we realize that only He can enable us to get through the problems we are facing. We are encouraged by the Holy Spirit that "I can do all things through Christ Jesus who strengthens me" and realize first-hand that "without Him, we can do nothing".

Focusing on the "Character of God" ...

The Word states that our problems are small in the Eyes of the Lord. When we can finally get to a place where we know in our heart of hearts that God is bigger than our problems, and He is able, then we can give it to Him. That's why the Lord wants you to take your mind off of yourself, and focus on Him, so that He can give you rest. The more we focus on the problems, the bigger they become, but circumstances are only temporary; God is forever. We need to learn how to turn it around to where we focus on God and how Awesome and Glorious He is, and put all of our problems at the foot of the cross, casting all of our cares upon Him, because He cares for you. Remind Him in prayer that you are looking to Him for the answer, and thank Him for bringing you Good News!!!

An Example of "Fear-based prayer" ...

When you focus on the problem, then the problem becomes even too big for God to handle. In other words, the problem becomes so magnified that you feel as if there is no way out... You don't know if "God" can even handle it. (That's saying a lot). This is fear-based prayer. When you doubt in any way God's ability to handle something, then you are contaminating your faith by your doubt. You simply can't be both positive and negative at the same time; God doesn't honor what He refers to as "luke warm" or what we call "straddling the fence". God is only moved by faith; that's why angels harken to the words of God because when you speak His words, you are using your faith and mixing it with God's faith, and what God has already said about you. The Lord simply does not respond to doubt.

Remember, "Doubt Contaminates Faith" ...

If you have become negative, repent of your doubt and for not fully trusting in Him; submit yourself (mind, words, and actions) as a living sacrifice to be lead by the Holy Spirit and declare that you are placing all of your trust in Him alone. He alone is worthy to be praised! Praise Him for understanding and for giving you faith in His word, and ask Him to reveal the truth to you through reading His word, through other people or through circumstances, however He chooses, and He will!

Faith-Based Prayer "Moves God" ...

By magnifying the Lord and giving Him all the praise, glory and honor, for He alone is worthy - for all that He is in your life and all that He has done - the problems suddenly get smaller. It is only then that we come to the realization that the Lord can take care of anything that ails or concerns us! Please know that there is nothing too small - and certainly nothing to large - to bring to the Lord because anything that concerns you, concerns Him. Leave it at the foot of the cross by telling Him that you are giving Him everything that causes you anxiety or pain, for Him to take care of. Then, every time it comes up again, thank the Lord for taking care of it for you. Thanking Him is a step of faith, because you already gave it to Him and you are speaking your belief that He is taking care of it for you. You already put your faith in His ability and trusted in Him to take care of it for you,so now your job is to let Him keep it - and just sit back and believe that He will honor your faith by providing the miracle you are believing for.

That's precisely what one lady finally did that had cancer, lost her job and was losing her home. She finally took her eyes off of her circumstances and made God bigger, and when she submitted all of her problems to Him, He took care of everything for her!!! He healer her, gave her back her job and miraculously gave her favor with her mortgage company - all at once - she was blessed and honored for her faith. We don't always get immediate, simultaneous results like she did, but He is capable of doing anything. We are consoled when we pray and send His word into our problem, to heal and to restore, because His Word does not return to Him void, but does exactly what it was sent out to do (Isaiah 55:11). So keep the faith that everything you ask shall be done for you, for it is the prayer of faith that moves God. Remember that it is ultimately His will that we be in health, and prosper in "all" things, i.e. peace, love, joy, and, financially, as well (what part does "all" leave out? nothing!). He wants to bless you so that you can be a blessing to others.

Jesus is such an awesome God! All He has ever been about since before He walked this earth to "show us" is love and compassion for us. No where in the Bible does it say that He only heals some, and others have to remain sick for a reason Rather, it states that He healed them ALL and He is still healing His people today who come to Him in faith, and worship Him without doubting in their hearts.

Remember to pray the prayer of faith in every area of your lives. So, when you pray, don't say: "Oh God, I hope you will supply my needs" because those are words of doubt. Instead say something like: "Father, thank You that You keep every promise You make. Your Word says that You will supply all my needs according to Your riches in glory, by Christ Jesus (Philippians 4:19). Therefore, I thank You that You will do this thing for my family. I ask this in the Name of Jesus. Amen". Thereafter, whenever you think of that issue, remind yourself that you already put it in the Hands of Jesus... Thank the Lord for taking care of it for you several times per day, until you see it come to fruition, because prayer alone does not move God; while the prayer of faith shall raise the dead and the sick shall recover (in Him and in His promises) because faith makes things happen!