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... on Him in the same way. And we don't really have faith. But then what is the difference between our prayer for the money we need for our mission something we know He will provide, but our prayer to change the heart of our neighbor something we just need to _hope_ He will answer affirmatively? He tells us that He wills for all to come to repentance. Can we trust in the same way Andrew trusted for postage money?

... points. Does God actually keep His promises? It doesn't look like it. If so, why does He word them in such a way that to claim He has kept them, you need to ignore the plain reading and explain 10 caviats?
The answer to why God doesnt seem to provide for many believer's needs in the same way as He did for Andrew during school is quite clear: we don't follow Christ's command in such a way that we *need* to rely...

I don't like to follow the cliches and call things "convicting," but fits my feelings towards, particularly the beginning of, this book.
What was the single focus of his missionary training? "Do you really believe the promises of God?" Can you really trust Him to provide? Does He really answer in a "Kingly" manner?
As I grow in prayer, faith, and conviction, this has been one of my main question, or stumbling...

I hardly know why this is called "Love has a Price Tag."
It's certainly not what I expected. This is more of a series of vignettes. Seemingly mostly random events and ideas and lessons that she wanted to write about. Still pretty good, but not what the title might imply.