1 Thessalonians 5:17 (NLT)

Never stop praying.

It’s crucial to understand why a Christian prays. Prayer must be done with understanding, especially when a specific prayer point is raised. We know that God is omnipresent—meaning He is everywhere. So then why do we pray if God is everywhere?

Ephesians 4:10 tells us that when Jesus rose from the dead, He ascended far above the heavens to fill all things. This confirms God’s omnipresence. Yet, prayer isn’t just about acknowledging God’s presence; it’s about inviting His power to work in our lives intentionally.

A person of prayer is a person of change—someone who truly understands the power of prayer. The Bible tells us we are more than conquerors through Christ who strengthens us. This means we are called to go beyond being mere “prayer warriors.” The purpose of prayer is to give God license to intervene in your situation.

When you pray, you give God permission to act on your case. In moments of broken relationships, strained marriages, or even childlessness, don’t hold back. Don’t grow weary. Pray with fervency and expectation. Watch as God moves in His majesty and acts on your behalf in this Year of the Chainbreaker.

PROPHETIC DECLARATION

I shall travail in prayer; I know my answer shall manifest. I am not weary; I shall not give up, for I know my God answers prayer by fire! Amen.

FURTHER STUDY

Ephesians 6:18