I believe sometimes it’s not always what you say, but how you say it. Have you ever written a letter starting with, “to whom it may concern?” It doesn’t seem to hold much weight or heart. I have noticed that when a person starts a letter with, “Dear,” then it instantly drives a set of emotions within the reader.
Since a letter is in very may ways similar to a prayer, have you ever started a prayer with “Dear God” or do you simply say,” to whom it may concern.” Say this… Dear God, Dear God, Dear God. By the time I reached the 3rd phrase, I began to feel an increase in sincerity. We are taught to put our hearts into our efforts if we want to reach our goals.
The same heart should be applied to our prayers and speech as we look to the heavens and as we look those who surround us and support us.
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