Prayer Strategy With Accompany Blessing

 

Many people struggle with prayer. We realize we ought to supplicate, yet doing so reliably and intensely isn’t simple. 

 

The vast majority of our imploring is reactionary, in light of a problem – as opposed to being proactive – as a lifestyle supplication. 

 

So many times, we attempt to fix this problem by looking to turn into a prayer warrior suddenly. That approach rarely works, and we get disheartened. 

 

A better approach is by building your prayer life slowly and steadily.

 

When you become a new being in Christ, you must unquestionably believe that your prayers have some kind of effect. You must intensely battle for Christ’s cause! 

 

The time spent in the war room will strengthen your spiritual abilities, making you distinctly aware of the enemy’s ways. When you are able to catch his lies, you won’t become his prey. 

 

It’s an obvious fact the enemy will always attack. That should not concern you.

 

His planning is terrible, and his interest constant, exploiting each individual and circumstance in your life to hit where it harms.

 

He plans to devastate you by whatever means. James 4:7 teaches us how to tackle the enemy: “Resist the devil, and he will flee.” 

 

Your time spent in the war room isn’t a waste. It equips and prepares you for a battle to come. It helps to build your endurance, give strength to your spiritual stamina, and helps you stand firm in the time of storm.

 

Do not forget that Jesus has conquered the grave for you. He has defeated the enemy already. 

 

Prayer Strategy with Friendship

 

By plan, God has set us up for companionship and partnership. We were never intended to go through life alone. Indeed, even Christ encircle himself with the love and backing of devoted friends. 

 

During times of festivity, He ate with them. In the midst of struggle, He welcomed them to prayer. This equivalent camaraderie can be found in soldiers revitalizing during times of war.

 

The time they spend in closeness, regardless of whether in tents or on the battlefield, makes conditions for a successful battle and diminishes the enemy’s possibility of separating them. 

 

The time you spend in the prayer room will increase your chances of victory over your enemy.

 

Welcome companions to build up prayer room space in their homes with the goal that they may go along with you in the war against the enemy.

 

A lot of people treat prayer as some custom they should participate in to get God to do something for them.

 

They do it in stages – stage one, stage two, and stage three and afterward blast, they are done, and they await God to do the rest. Sadly, prayer doesn’t work that way. 

 

Prayer is correspondence with God, it doesn’t have an equation. 

 

Below are simple strategies that will help improve your prayer life drastically.

 

Prayer Strategy In Practical Sense

 

Pray with faith

 

To enjoy prayer benefits, you need to apply faith!

 

When you exercise the faith that God is able to do what you ask, be it to receive healing, resurrect dead dreams, a dead marriage, or dead vocation. 

 

Try not just to pray for the sake of it. Pray in faith and expects God miracles. Communicate with Him and request that he give you how much greater He is.

 

It isn’t tied in with getting Him to move, as much all things considered about getting you to hear His voice to the answers for your prayers. 

 

Establish some prayer triggers

 

Always let prayer go along with some of your daily activities, and then you can develop your own prayer patterns.

 

For instance, you might pray in your car before you turn on the ignition. You can pray in your kitchen as you cook your meal, when you are cleaning a room, or when you’re doing some routine strolling. This trigger will do what it’s intended to do: it will direct you towards prayer.

 

Pray decisively

 

The Bible teaches us that a double-minded person is unstable in every way.

 

“If any of you lack wisdom, let him ask of God, that gives to all men liberally, and upbraideth not; and it shall be given him. But let him ask in faith, nothing wavering. For he that wavereth is like a wave of the sea driven with the wind and tossed. For let not that man think that he shall receive anything of the Lord. A double-minded man is unstable in all his ways.” (James 1:5-8 KJV).

 

You can’t be going to God and requesting that he answer your prayer and afterward go out with your friends and reveal to them that it seems impossible.

 

That isn’t just lack of faith; it is out and out dishonest with God and them. So be conclusive. At the point when you approach God for something, stick to it. 

 

Presently that doesn’t mean He will consistently say yes. It implies that He will even now offer you a response to your concern or circumstance. Sometimes those answers are not the ones we need to hear. Stick to it until He answers.

 

Pray with force

 

When you pray, do not pray wimpy prayers. Pray with force. “The kingdom of God suffers violence, and the violent take it by force.” 

 

You must pray with authority. Exercise authority like Jesus. When he raised Lazarus from the dead, he did not say, “Lazarus, if you feel like coming out, do come out.” But he said, “Lazarus come forth!”

 

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