A study of the Book of Acts leaves one in no doubt that prayer played a major role in the birth and growth of the Church. The book is a manual on the importance of prayer in the advancement of the Kingdom.

I am a believer in the investment of prayer. I believe that one investment, which we owe the next generation, is in the area of prayer. Prayer made by one generation for another can hardly be wasted.

E. M. Bounds is credited with this enduring words on prayer: “God shapes the world by prayer. Prayers are deathless. The lips that uttered them may be closed in death, the heart that felt them...

Fighting the battle for the souls of our youths and children in this generation is inevitable; it is a battle that must be fought and won if we must secure the future generation of the Church.

God has always sent His Spirit to revive His Church in every generation, especially when decadence has set in. The outpouring of the Spirit is God’s counter measure to the devil’s assault...

There are many reasons why God does not answer many prayers. Like every other sacrifice offered to God, unless our prayers meet the conditions of God they will not be accepted.

How long we pray does not matter as much as how often we pray and the spirit we bring into our prayer.

In our last series we did say that one question that is asked repeatedly is “Why is Prayer Necessary and why must a Christian pray?” We shall continue with our answers in this piece.

One question that is asked repeatedly is “Why is Prayer Necessary and why must a Christian pray?” Every living human being needs oxygen to survive; prayer is the breathe we need to survive.

Charles H. Spurgeon presses home the point that God answers prayers and fulfils His promises, if only we would be diligent to remind Him of His promises.

God answers prayers but not all kinds of prayer. He answers prayers that conform to His will. One of the reasons God answers prayers is because He works with our prayers.

RevivalsS fail when the point man of the revival, for any reason, moves away from his ministerial office and begins to operate in another office. Some revival leaders are known to have moved away from the ministerial office into which they were called.