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                        Last year, I read Praying for the Impossible by Buddy Harrison , and it deeply reshaped the way I think about prayer—especially when it comes to situations that feel completely beyond human ability to fix. As the title suggests, this book centers on bringing before God the things that are impossible for us to accomplish on our own. The kind of prayers that require nothing less than a miracle.  Not wishful thinking. Not positive vibes. But a confident belief that God is able to do what only He can do. What stood out to me most was the book’s emphasis on h ow we pray. Instead of relying solely on our own words, emotions, or frustrations, the author challenges readers to pray the Word of God —to take Scripture and pray it back to God. This approach shifted my perspective in a powerful way. God’s Word is already His will revealed. The Bible is a legal document of God's will.  When we pray Scri...