Justin Raghoo
Justin Raghoo
Why do you want it?
Why do you want it?
Why do you want it?
Thursday 25th August 2022
Join Justin Raghoo in 'Few Minutes for Jesus' as he explores David's selfless act and the importance of pure motives in prayer. Listen now.
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Justin Raghoo
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Get the buttons here!David's Thirst: A Lesson in Selflessness and Faith
As we're praying and then god answers our prayer, what's our motivation? Is it for self, or is it because I want to glorify god and I want to give it back to you?
Picture this: you're in the heat of battle, parched and desperate for a drink. Your loyal friends risk their lives to fetch you water, but instead of quenching your thirst, you pour it out on the ground. Why? This episode of 'Few Minutes for Jesus' dives into this puzzling act by David and unravels its deeper meaning.
Host Justin Raghoo takes us on a journey through this biblical story, asking the thought-provoking question, 'Why do you want it?' when we pray for our desires. Through the lens of David's actions, Justin explores the significance of our motives and challenges us to reflect on why we seek certain blessings. But that's not all. Justin also shares the inspiring story of Hannah, a woman who dedicated her long-awaited son back to God.
It's a powerful reminder that sometimes, the greatest act of faith is letting go. Justin encourages listeners to trust in God's timing and to give back what we've been blessed with, rather than holding onto it tightly. With heartfelt reflections and practical insights, this episode is a call to examine our intentions and embrace selflessness in our spiritual journey. If you're seeking a deeper understanding of faith and the power of pure motives, this episode is a must-listen.