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When we pray God will go before us and strengthen us

  • farkasmichael
  • Oct 5, 2018
  • 1 min read

There he told them, “Pray that you will not give in to temptation.” Lk 22:40. Prayer is our love language with God that brings us only good. As we pray God responds to our heart. When we pray we are strengthened and God goes before us. The cost of prayerlessness is very high. When we fail to pray we will find ourselves fighting battles we didn’t have to fight. Whilst we can deal with some things in our own strength, had we been more prayerful, we may not have had to fight those battles at all. Our prayer life is central to the personal relationship we have with Jesus. From our heart flows our love for God to pray and give thanks for His abundant goodness in our life. When we fail to pray we fail to recognise who He is in our life. Praise God today that as we pray for His strength and to keeps us away from temptation, He will go before us, as He looks after his precious children, you and I.

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