Standing On The Walls For Every Soul
Prayer is not meant to be an event—it’s meant to be a lifestyle. Paul writes in 1 Thessalonians 5:17, “Pray without ceasing.” This doesn’t mean we are on our knees 24/7, but it does mean we live in constant awareness of God’s presence.
A lifestyle of prayer changes how we think, how we respond, and how we live. It means we involve God in every decision, every meeting, every plan. It’s walking in step with the Spirit, moment by moment.
Daniel prayed three times a day, and his consistent prayer life sustained him through political pressure and spiritual warfare. Jesus Himself often withdrew to lonely places to pray—even in the middle of busy ministry (Luke 5:16).
Prayer should not be our last resort—it should be our first response. As Watchmen of Souls, let us commit to living prayerfully, not just praying occasionally. The power of prayer is not just in the moment—it’s in the lifestyle.
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