Hannah's Prayer

By Regina Sanders

Author, Regina Sanders, takes a look at Hannah's Prayer in Scripture. Hannah is the mother of Samuel, the prophet. She was barren for at least 19 years. Hannah's husband loved her regardless of her barrenness, but Hannah's heart's desire was to be a mother. Take a journey with this author through Hannah's depression, being the victim of a bully, and her triumph.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Regina Sanders
• Release date: Oct 22, 2013
• ISBN: 9781311328625

Regina Sanders

For many years I worked with the public. Many times we have gotten on the subject of prayer. Far too often I have heard things like, “I don’t know how to pray.” “I hear members of my congregation pray, but I do not know how to pray like they do.” My advice, Talk to God just like you talk to me. It doesn’t have to be flowery or churchy prayer...God likes SIMPLE!I knew several years ago that my calling in life is intercession, standing in the gap for others. What I didn’t know was that this meant more than me taking things to God in prayer for them. As I sat at my mother in law’s home three states away, unplugged from my computer, little cell phone service, and just a quiet moment with God, He impressed upon me that I was to do more. “More?” I questioned. ”What do you mean more? What else can I, a stay at home, homeschooling mother, and wife do? I am one individual...what can I do to change the world.” His reply, “Blog!” So I started a blog and now He is taking me further by having me become an indie author. So, here I am in obedience to God and leaning totally on Him.I am...child of God, keeper of the commandments who has the testimony of Yeshua,minister, wife, mother, zoo keeper to cats and dogs, friend, teacher to the children I home school (now graduated), and author of a blog, and now an indie author. I am human. I make mistakes but try to learn from them. My motto on a mistake is this: The first time you do it, it’s a mistake. The second time you do it, it’s a CHOICE! I am also a student of Yeshua. I seek His instructions and try to make the changes necessary to apply them to my life. I am learning to be less judgmental and more forgiving. And, I have learned that in order to truly “Love your neighbor as yourself,” you must first LOVE YOURSELF. I work daily to try to help others love themselves so they can love others better.

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