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The Importance of Prayer



And he spake a parable unto them [to this end], that men ought always to pray, and not to faint;
 - Luke 18:1


Have you ever asked yourself 'why do I pray?' What is the effects of prayer. Prayer is one of the most important things a Christian can do. It is a time they are communicating with God and it should be taken very seriously. While there is deep theological meaning in prayer, it doesn’t have to be something that is complicated and difficult. It’s something anyone can do anywhere at any time

Prayer is important for a great number of reasons:

Firstly, Prayer is a communication between you and God. It’s impossible to know someone if you don’t spend time with them. Prayer is an opportunity to spend time with God. To really understand the heart of God, you need to pray.


I see so many people worried, laden with burden and looking for whom to share it with; Prayer is an avenue to pour out you heart to God. Communication via prayer is not one sided rather it's both ways, You speak to God and God speaks to you. 

If you want to develop a great relationship with God, then prayer is a must. Prayer helps draw us closet to God. Imagine you talking to your earthly Father, how sweet it is, same way also with Prayer.


Prayer is key to developing a great relationship with God. A prayer less Christian is a powerless Christian because he/she is disconnected from the heavenly server.

Perhaps, so many things going on around you and you just seem scared o worried or lonely, maybe you need someone to talk to, Prayer gives you direct access, it's simple to pray. Talking to your Father shouldn't be difficult...


Talking with God develops a deeper relationship with Him. The deeper the relationship becomes, the more time you want to spend with Him.


This week, I pray for you that everything will work out for your good.


Good Morning and have a blessed week.. 😇

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