2. What do
you always
prayed
for?
Food
Health
Family
Love
Studies
Money
Success
What do you
always prayed
for?

3. This is a story about praying. . .

4. Oneday,
there was a voyaging ship…

5. It was wrecked during storm at the sea.

6. Only two men . . .
. . .were able to survived !

7. The two man swim,
to a small, deserted island

9. However,
to find out whose prayer was more
powerful,
they agreed to divide
the territory between them
and stay on opposite sides of the island.

13. And he decided to pray for a
wife.
the first man was lonely. . .

14. The next day,
Another ship was wrecked!
and the only survivor was a woman
who swam to his side of the land

16. The next morning, all he asked
were given to him!
bigger house,
more clothes
and more foods.

17. the second man,
How-ever
still had nothing!

18. Finally, the first man prayed for a ship so
that he and his wife could leave the
island.
In the morning he found this ship
docked at his side of the island.

20. The first man was ready to board to the
ship with his wife and decided to leave the
second man on the island.

21. He considered the other man unworthy
to receive Gods blessing.
Since none of his prayers
had been answered

22. As the ship was
about to leave,
the first man heard a voice from
heaven booming . . .
“ why are you leaving your
companion alone?”

23. “My blessing are mine alone since I was the one
who prayed for them” the first man answered.
His prayer was all unanswered and he does
not deserve anything!

24. “You are mistaken” the voice rebuked
He had only one prayer which I answered
if not for that you would not received
any of my blessings!

25. Tell me the first man asked the voice.
“what did he prayed
that I owed him anything?”

26. He prayed that. . .
. . .all your prayers be answered!

27. Now, I will ask you again …
What do you always praying for?
Are you the first man who only
pray for his own sake and doesn’t
care about his companion?
Or the second man who pray for the
sake of others and even thought he
had nothing?

28. When Jesus died on the
cross,

31. • “When I pray for another person, I am praying
for God to open my eyes so that I can see that
person as God does, and then enter into the
stream of love that God already directs toward
that person.”
― Philip Yancey