July 06, 2005
Praying, believing and trusting
It is easy to get out of the habit of praying. And only praying when things are bad. I heard it said that we have a tendency to turn to God when things are bad. I have a tendency to only talk to him when things are good. Here lately I have been just trying to trust what I believe he said to me a while back.

So, today we showed the house at 9:30. Young couple with 2 kids. I believe they are going to buy it. I have always hoped before with each person viewing it, but this time I think it is for real. There aren't any contracts or ernest money given, but I think the process starts here. They asked what was next. Wanted to talk to his dad who is a realtor about what to do and how to start the process of selling their house. Their children have friends who live up the street and it is big enough for them. And another realtor lady had a client that she thought might like this house. She came Saturday to look at it and then thought of another client. She called back today and said the client has been busy opening a business but she wants her to look at the house. So, it could work out one way or another.

I just have to trust that God will honor our desire. Believe he will do what he says and pray for patience and understanding, wisdom and knowledge.

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