Prayers is an intelligent communication with the Universal Force. Which means for your prayers to be answered it must have element of intelligence embedded in it. Not empty, not vague. More than 90% of prayers should be dedicated to thanks and 10% for that special request because whether we pray or not the GLORY of GOD is upon us.
Prayers and Prayer Topics
What do you make out of the following prayers?
- Father let me succeed where others failed: –
So when others failed to pooh pooh when they went to the toilet because of stomach problem, you do not have any stomach palaver; but you wanted to succeed. Be specific! - Father – Let me be accepted where others are rejected: –
Hmmmm… Others went to prison yard and they were rejected.
Others were rejected by Universal Forces from being inflicted with infectious disease – So your prayer is to be accepted into that helm? So you wanted to be accepted into prison, into sick bed, into Aro Mental Hospital, or Oshodi Orthopaedic hospital? Be specific! - Father let me rise where others are going down: –
Hmmm even if a house is collapsing and the best way to escape being crushed is to go down on your stomach…. - Father let me be loved where others are hated in Jesus name: –
Why were others hated? And what is special about you to be loved.
Ask wisely, ask intelligently, communicate intelligently and you will see the Gate of Heavens opened. Pray generically and get no answer – 10 years after, you are still on your knee asking to be accepted where others are rejected.
May God give you the wisdom to understand that Prayers is a two-way communication. Talk with God and not Talk to God, for when you talk with God, you will receive answers in His own way, but TALK TO GOD and you will just be having a monolog.
Prayer is a two-way communication. Do not make it a monolog. It must be a dialog between you and your creator. Find time to talk with God and listen for His feedback.
Written by Dele Olawole. Founder/Coordinator at Nigerians United Against Corruption
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