Does Prayer Matter?
May 27th, 2009
I’m stealing this from Corey Russel’s book, “Pursuit of the Holy”:
I believe one of the most common reasons many people do not embrace personal or corporate prayer is because it doesn’t make sense. It’s not logical. It seems to us that we are much more productive, that our time is much better spent and that those around us are much better served when we are busy — when we’re not praying, in other words. That’s totally wrong. We actually do more to affect the earth when we pray than when we do anything else. … If we really knew how powerful prayer is, we would prioritize our lives and operate our ministries and businesses very differently.
One of my friends tells a story about an old Chinese evangelist who spent decades in China winning thousands of souls for the Lord. He was crippled because of his age, unable to walk. Someone asked him “How do you feel now that you are not able to go and evangelize China and win souls for Christ?” The man smiled and said, “You don’t understand. When i pray on my bed in this little room, all of China shakes.”
June 13th, 2009 at 11:38 am
In all things whatsoever ye shall ask in prayer, believing, ye shall recieve. Yes, my brother all things, and the critical point, believing! May the Lord bless those who continually go before us in prayer for our Nation, our Brothers and sisters in Israel, our families, our own church and surrounding spiritual war zones, our quest for Unity and oneness to opens Heavens gates and most important our true relationship with God our father and the Lord Jesus Christ, our Savior, redeemer, our healer, our maker, yes that is who he is today. all in his name Kerry