- Why didn't you count your wife's coming into your study as "something happening"? I mean, her leaving seemed to qualify, so why not her arriving? Aren't you being awfully selective in what counts as a happening?
- When she was sitting there not interrupting your praying, what were you praying about (or for)? Your billboard didn't have room for you to specify what, if anything in particular, we should pray about while waiting for "something" to happen, but I can be forgiven for expecting your sermon to address this.
- Actually, your "Amen!," immediately following the information that "she got up and left the room," rather suggests that you were praying for her to leave. Is that what you were praying for?
- In connection with Question 1, was the reason you didn't count your wife's coming in perhaps because you weren't praying for that to happen?
- With regard to that, apparently not much is happening in your relationship with your wife. Would you care to comment on that?
- Do you do marital counseling as well as prayer counseling? Which do you figure you're more competent to do, if not equally competent in both?
- When something happens that you weren't praying for, is that because someone else was praying for it, or do some things happen without anybody's praying? How is that possible?
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Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Some questions for Pastor Ullage
Pastor Ullage, thanks for providing a summary of your sermon on P.U.S.H.: Pray Until Something Happens. I'd like to follow up with a few questions, if I may:
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