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talking to Jesus!
let me tell you my secret! but first accept Jesus as your lord and personal saviour! while you are doing this you should truly feel from your heart that your have committed your life to God.
AT THIS MOMENT! YOU WILL BE ABLE TO FEEL SATISFACTION IN your SOUL! Thats when you know your've given your live to Christ!
The next step is to talk to God. I usually talk to God like his my Father! I cry out "ABBA FATHER ABBA FATHER, I love you so much, im desperate fo u, daddy! you cun't live without..."
you then continue by telling God how you feel about any and everythin as if you were writting in a diary, except your talking to God in your head. and if your not, Always be constantly singing Gospel songs that will bring that satisfaction IN your SOUL! THIS WILL THEN PREPARE you TO RECIEVE THE HOLY SPIRIT OF GOD.
and always make sure to ASK FOR FORGIVENESS OF SINS IF you NOE and FEEL U"VE DONE SOMETHING WRONG!! because no one is perfect!
Just talk to God like your talking to best friend and soon he'll became like that to u!
You have to pray for salvation first. You ask God to come into your heart and forgive you of your sins. You must accept him completely because you can't fake God out. He knows if you are sincere or not. Once you have truly accepted him as your savior and believe in him you can then pray about other things.
the way to talk to Jesus is while you are praying, dont say anything and just listen, you dont have to say something, he does what you want, and he will tell you want he wants
open up yourself to Him. Praise Him, ask Him to reveal Himself to you in a way that you can understand, allow Him to work through you. The Holy Spirit helps in all of this.
well tech. when you pray to god your also pray in to jesus. because to get to god your prayer goes thru jesus.
pray.. he's listening in on every word, you just have to believe.
You pray.
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