P̰r̰a̰y̰ḛr̰ ḭs̰ a̰ n̰ḛc̰ḛs̰s̰ḭt̰y̰ f̰o̰r̰ d̰a̰ḭl̰y̰ l̰ḭv̰ḭn̰g̰

Hebrews 5:7 KJV Who in the days of his flesh, when he had offered up prayers and supplications with strong crying and tears unto him that was able to save him from death and was heard in that he feared;

Prayer is a vital spiritual practice for us in our earthly bodies because we constantly need God's intervention to do His will and to fulfil our destinies. Without praying, God's involvement in human affairs will be limited, and the devil will have a free course in the world. Prayer should be a part of our daily lives and an integral aspect of our relationship with God. During Jesus' time on earth, he consistently prayed to God. He fervently prayed and cried out to God, seeking deliverance from death. His prayers were answered because of his deep respect and submission to God. We must pray continuously, as we constantly need God's help in our lives. 

Prayer is not just an option but a necessity if we desire to please God and inherit eternal life. Even when we don't feel like praying, we must still engage in prayer. We must consistently pray to God to bring our bodies under control and align them with God's will. We must always remember that no matter how strong or wise we may feel, it is crucial to acknowledge the presence and support of God in your life. Without God, we are bound to fall and fail, regardless of our achievements or knowledge. Seeking God through prayer is essential to gain strength and prevent ourselves from stumbling.

We cannot function without the presence and power of God in our lives and endeavours. God is the source of our strength and wisdom that sustains us, allowing us to stand and carry out our activities. Neglecting prayer and acting as if we can manage without God reveals our weaknesses and foolishness. Our downfall begins when we abandon prayer and prioritize other pursuits.

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