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I think that is an excellent question, Deade, and one worthy of seeking an answer about.
Perhaps more concisely, when is it OK to ask God to help with a want that is not a need?
I suggest it is appropriate to take every concern and desire before Him. He may answer, "Don't worry about it", or "Not yet", or "OK", or may change your concern entirely. But still we should bring our interests before him.
Good question, Deade!
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I think that is an excellent question, Deade, and one worthy of seeking an answer about.
Perhaps more concisely, when is it OK to ask God to help with a want that is not a need?
I suggest it is appropriate to take every concern and desire before Him. He may answer, "Don't worry about it", or "Not yet", or "OK", or may change your concern entirely. But still we should bring our interests before him.
Good question, Deade!
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I was looking out of the window one day and watched our lil snoopy dog trying to teach a chicken how to play ball. The hen tried 3 or 4 times to pick the ball up but got frustrated and nailed her on the nose with it's beak 
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it's kind of funny when she brings us an egg so gently but unbroken. She won't eat them unless we say OK HUNNY then she goes where the cats aren't and breaks them in private. The kids are off for summer and every morn she runs in when I get my coffee, the other morn she looked at me before swatting their door open ant looked at me as if asking permission before swatting their door open. I waved my finger NO and pointed out the door. She left sheepishly but I didn't say a word and she didn't whine. It was natural, we didn't teach her that but she got it. But if one of them was awake she'd try and tackle them and lick them till they giggle. Shes only 'bout a year old! Cool huh?
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