Prayer
Ever wondered what to pray about? Asked yourself: Is this issue really something I can take to God?
When we pray, there is a quick check we need to do about our attitude and thoughts about our prayers.
There is an attitude of the heart that makes it easier to enter into God’s Presence because it positions us correctly before Him.
Why does God want us to pray and what benefit is there for us?
Find it hard to pray? There are certain common reasons why we as the people of God, do not pray.
We pray to engage God in relationship and we pray to engage in war.
If God knows everything, why do we need to pray?
Sometimes we make it too complicated, we should just ask!
What is the difference between an Amen of faith and an amen of zeal?
When are our prayers wrong? What do we have to watch out for as we pray.
If you don’t know what to pray about, pray for someone in your circle.
Recent Blog Posts on Prayer
Find a New Strategy
Having lost a previous battle, we make a grave mistake if we take on the next battle with the same strategy.
Pray: You are at War.
Why Pray? We believers need to be more convinced about the need for prayer. We see Jesus life characterized by prayer before all the major events of His life. We see the lives of the [...]
Divide and Conquer
Divide and conquer is the best strategy to attain and maintain power. In all of my school debates and team events, I remember that in order to win, we would divide and conquer the opposing [...]
Pray from a Place of Rest
Why is it hard to pray sometimes? Faith is practicing the sovereignty of God, before we ask. Coming from a place of rest, is resting in who God is, before we ask.
Pray on the Rock
Jesus is the Rock we build our lives on. Matt 7:24 tells us that “anyone who hears these words of mine and puts them into practice is like a wise man who builds his house [...]
Withdraw and Advance
Normally when we see those words together, we think of our money, but it also refers to battle strategies. To withdraw in battle is to move out of territory held by the enemy. In fact [...]
