I have a question. Is there any sure way to know whether or not I'm going to Heaven or not? I know I've made a similar post asking people to pray that I get delivered from sin, but a lot of times I'll worry about what's going to happen to me after I die. I've screwed up so much over and over again with sin. I'm afraid that if I have one little sin in my life and I pass away right then and there my destination will be Hell. I'm having such a struggle fighting these sins off of me. I've got bad fleshly habits that I can't seem to break and am bound by. I'm afraid.

The most that I can come up with in my mind that I feel that the Holy Spirit has spoken to me is that as long as I'm trying my best, it may not matter if I have a single sin in my life when I die. That it's what's on my heart that counts and my desire to do right while I try my best to stay sin free. Like I said, sometimes I worry. I've heard of Christians who have had near death experiences who've had problems with sin and they ended up going to Hell and coming back. I'm worried that might be what may happen to me after I pass on. They are very troublesome thoughts.

Does anyone have any feedback on this information I've provided for you? What do you think? Let me know in the comments.

I have a question to ask of some people here. I've been praying for and have been believing for a miracle regarding a certain situation to turn around in my life concerning something in particularly. It does line up with the will of God and I've had prophets speak over me in this past over this situation that God would answer my prayers regarding it. Well, I'm sort of in the crossroads of this situation now. And I've been trying to stay on top of praying about it every day but I moved off track with prayer regarding it about two or three weeks back. Before that I prayed for 23 days in a row for it.

I guess my question is this: In order to get an answer to my prayers do I have to stay on top of praying about it every single day or does the effectiveness of the possibility of the prayer getting answered decline after not praying consistently about it every day? I feel like I shouldn't stop with the praying. A part of my request has to do with praying that my girlfriend's parents will accept Jesus into their lives and confess Him as Lord. The other part of it leans towards something else. I just want to know if there's any chance that I've still been able to put a large dent into the situation with my prayers or if it's been for nothing if I haven't prayed about it consistently. Can anyone provide me with an answer to my question? Let me know in the comments. Thanks!

This isn't a prayer request but a question that I have and I need some feedback from the people on this app. Tonight I tried to get back into contact with an ex-friend of mine that I was friends with for a few years after not talking with her for a while. Her name is Jessica. Back in 2018 she had started to neglect the friendship she had with me and started to hang out with the boyfriend she found instead of hanging out with me. One day which was on my birthday she bailed out on me when the two of us agreed to hang out and instead she went to go spend time with her boyfriend. I got really upset with her and deleted her off of my friend's list on Facebook. I tried to get back in touch with her tonight after not talking with her for the past three and a half years. I apologized for deleting her and told her why I was upset. She ended up completely ignoring me and blocked me on Facebook earlier tonight. Also she ended up marrying that guy that she was seeing back then. Her last name changed and she's got photos of herself and him.

My question is why would she do this to me after we were such good friends for such a long time? She and I got along really well. Do people change this much after they get married? Why did she have to end up being so rude to me? It's not fair and I think that I deserved an apology from her instead of me apologizing. This doesn't seem right. Does anyone have any feedback on this? Let me know. Thanks.