The Power of Prayer
Prayer is made powerful when done fervently. - The effectual
fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much (James 5:16).
We can do more in any matter of life by praying than we can by
any other personal effort.
The Bible plainly declares that powerful praying can accomplish much (James 5:16).
Effective prayer therefore requires knowledgeable (effectual) and passionate (fervent) prayer by a godly person (righteous).
David and Daniel prayed three times daily.
David described how God heard his prayers and came roaring to his rescue (ps. 18).
Let us always remind ourselves of the power of prayer to have confidence and trust in its efficacy.
The Bible plainly declares that powerful praying can accomplish much (James 5:16).
Effective prayer therefore requires knowledgeable (effectual) and passionate (fervent) prayer by a godly person (righteous).
David and Daniel prayed three times daily.
David described how God heard his prayers and came roaring to his rescue (ps. 18).
Let us always remind ourselves of the power of prayer to have confidence and trust in its efficacy.
Prayer is made powerful when practiced effectually, when done
fervently, righteously, without vain repetitions (Mat 6:7-8), by not quitting
(Luke 11:5-8; 18:1-6; Rom 12:12; I Thess 5:17), by adding fasting for greater
obstacles (Matt 17:15-21; I Cor 7:5).
Get passionate about praying.
We pray to stir up our faith from scripture to remember the
power of prayer to provoke more prayers? Amen.
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