He doesn't want to hear from you about it; He wants you to do something about it.

Main message: Don't use "I'll pray about it" as a way to avoid obeying clear instruction from Scripture; when God speaks through Scripture or a brother/sister, respond with obedience rather than a prayer-stall.

Key points:

• "I'll pray about it" is often a tactical excuse to delay obedience, not a spiritual response.
• If Scripture or another believer shows you something to stop or start doing, God has already spoken to you.
• Saying you'll pray as a way out is described as inappropriate and even "blasphemous" in the sermon.
• God doesn't need to be persuaded—He wants you to act on what you've been told.
• Remember this admonition so you won't default to prayer as a dodge next time.

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