Revival Praying: Connecting our Prayers to God’s Purpose

by Scott Pauley

Prayer is simple. The discipline of getting alone with God and shutting the world out is the challenge

If you want to be a person of prayer, then you must be a person of the Scriptures.

It is not that God is not enough; He is more than enough. It is that we have not prayed enough.

Surely if we could just get out of trouble we could see God work! But God loves to work in the middle of our struggle. This is where He gets the glory!

For revival to come, we must be concerned with the glory of God and His will being fulfilled. We must believe that God is able to bring the best blessings in the worst times.

Extraordinary praying is seeking God day and night until He does that which is beyond the ordinary.

The primary goal of prayer is not to receive something from God, but to draw nearer to God Himself.

When we do our part, we can be sure that God will do His.