Why We Pray
Prayer is communication with God. 
It's time we spend in the presence of the Father. A period to worship him and 
just speak to Him. He delights to hear from us and to speak to us.
We pray not because we need something 
from God but to spend time with Him. It is to experience intimacy with God. It 
is a time of fellowship with the Alpha and the Omega. It is a time to bask in 
His glory and be in His arms.
We pray because we speak to God and 
He speaks to us. He is constantly reaching out to us to spend more time with 
Him. We pray because when we spend time in His presence we are transformed and 
begin to live consistently by the Spirit. Our carnal minds and ways are stopped 
as the Spirit takes over. 
We pray because prayer unleashes the 
power of God on earth and in every situation. When man works man works but when 
we pray God works. We pray because in prayer lies our victory. Prayer was a 
priority to Jesus while He walked on earth. He prayed extensively at night 
and early dawn. He took charge of His days and ministry through prayer. Nothing 
ever took Him by surprise.
When we spend time with God we are 
transformed and the supernatural becomes the norm of our lives. We become unshakable and immovable because we grow stronger even as the eyes of our 
understanding are enlightened by the Holy Ghost to know God more and to know the 
things that are freely given unto us.
We pray because we make decrees that 
are bounding and shape our world and destinies. We pray because our words carry 
power and as kings we rule and dominate this world by our words.
We pray because that is who we are. 
We pray because we are spirit brings that walk in the spirit always. We pray 
because prayer is powerful and able to turn the tides and cause God's will to 
done here on earth. We pray because there is no stronghold that our prayer can't 
overcome. We pray because prayer is our phone call to God.
We pray because He is always keen to 
listen to our prayers.
Why do you pray?


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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