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00:00We would like to welcome you all to our channel, dear subscribers and viewers.
00:16May God bless you.
00:18If you are a Christian and you love prayer, this video is for you.
00:24Make sure to watch until the end so as not to miss anything.
00:54We would like to welcome you all to our channel, dear subscribers and viewers.
00:59Make sure to watch until the end so as not to miss anything.
01:02Make sure to watch until the end so as not to miss anything.
01:14Sit down, my sister. How are you?
01:17You don't look happy.
01:19Sir.
01:21Yes, I am not happy.
01:24I don't understand anymore, I love God so much.
01:27I pray a lot, but I don't get results for my prayers.
01:33I understand what you feel, don't be discouraged.
01:37Sir.
01:39Please, I beg you in the name of God.
01:42Please, teach me the right way to pray at this stage.
01:47I know I made mistakes.
01:50I know that with your love for God, you certainly pray a lot.
01:55But I think you are probably making some mistakes.
01:59But don't worry.
02:01I will explain to you.
02:03Yes, sir.
02:05Please tell me.
02:08Prayer is a powerful and essential tool in the life of every believer.
02:13It is our direct line of communication with God.
02:17It is the way in which we align our hearts to his will.
02:19But sometimes, we can involuntarily approach prayer in a way that limits its power.
02:27Or its effectiveness.
02:29But listen to me carefully, while I explain the mistakes that people make at the NCE that concern prayer.
02:42Too often, people treat prayer as a buoy of salvation.
02:46And they only turn to it when they have no choice.
02:50Or are faced with a crisis.
02:53If it is natural to seek God in times of despair.
02:57Prayer should never be our last resort.
03:01It should be our first line of defense in the foundation of every decision we make.
03:07Imagine how different your life could be, if you started each situation, big or small,
03:14by prayer, instead of using it as an emergency rescue plan.
03:19Philippians 4 verse 6 underlines this point magnificently by saying,
03:23do not worry about anything.
03:25But in each situation, by prayer and supplication with action of grace,
03:30present your requests to God.
03:32This verse highlights two important principles.
03:36First, we must bring everything, not just our emergencies, to God.
03:42Secondly, we must approach prayer with action of grace.
03:46Have confidence that God is already at work before even seeing the result.
03:51It's true, we use prayer as a last resort instead of letting it come first.
03:58Hum, I knew I had done things wrong.
04:01I didn't know how to fight them back.
04:05I couldn't stand it anymore.
04:10Use prayer as a first response rather than as a last resort.
04:14Also change our state of mind.
04:16Instead of considering God as someone to whom we turn only when we are in difficulty,
04:22we begin to see him as our guide, constant companion and source of strength.
04:27This change of perspective deepens our relationship with God
04:31when we invite him in all aspects of our life.
04:35Not just in times of crisis.
04:37Consider the example of Jesus throughout his life.
04:41Jesus has demonstrated the importance of giving priority to prayer,
04:45especially before decisions or important events.
04:49Before choosing his twelve disciples, Jesus spent the whole night in prayer.
04:55Luke 6 verses 12 to 13.
04:58He would regularly retreat to quiet places to look for the Father,
05:02even in the middle of a busy ministry.
05:05If Jesus, the Son of God, saw the need to pray constantly and as a first action,
05:11why should we do it?
05:14Yes, sir.
05:17Everything is fair.
05:19I was wrong.
05:21By making prayer our first response,
05:24we recognize that God has control and that we trust him to guide us in every situation.
05:30This act of abandonment removes the pressure to understand everything by ourselves
05:34and allows us to rest on the wisdom and providence of God.
05:38In addition, praying before a crisis allows us to build a solid base of faith
05:42that can lead us through difficult times.
05:46When we constantly seek God in the small moments of everyday life,
05:50it becomes a second nature to turn to him in difficult times
05:54rather than panic or run away to find answers.
05:58We can face the challenge knowing that God is already at work
06:01because we have been in regular communication with him.
06:05One of the greatest advantages of praying first is that it opens the door to God
06:09to work in a way that goes beyond our understanding.
06:13Proverbs 3, 5-6 reminds us to trust the Lord with all your heart
06:18and not to trust your own intelligence.
06:22Submit all your ways to him and he will flatten your paths.
06:25When we pray first, we essentially submit our plans,
06:29our thoughts and desires to God, giving him space to direct our steps
06:33and lead us towards what is best for our life.
06:37So, please do not make the mistake of using prayer as a last resort
06:41but rather a priority, a daily practice and the first answer to each situation.
06:46Invite God into your decisions, challenges and victories from the beginning
06:49and watch how he guides and transforms your life by choosing to pray first.
06:53You build a deeper relationship with God.
06:56Make the experience of more peace in the midst of the storms of life
06:59and open the door to his power to act.
07:02In all areas of your life trust him,
07:05seek him and let prayer be your first and most powerful action.
07:14One of the most common mistakes people make in their life of prayer
07:18is to give up too early.
07:20It is easy to be discouraged when we do not see immediate results,
07:24especially in a world where we are used to instant gratification.
07:30However, impatience can lead us to stop praying
07:34just as God is about to act.
07:37The Bible is full of examples of people
07:40who persisted in prayer even when it seemed that nothing was happening.
07:45Jesus actually told the parable of the Persistent Virgin
07:48in Luke 18 verses 1 to 8 specifically
07:51to remind us to always pray and not give up.
07:55The story of the Persistent Virgin is a powerful example
07:59of the way in which perseverance is paid in prayer.
08:04In the parable, a virgin continually approached a judge,
08:08unjust to ask for justice.
08:11Although the judge initially ignored him,
08:13he finally granted his request, not because he was just,
08:18but because of his perseverance.
08:21Jesus used this story to emphasize that even if an unjust judge
08:26answered the persistent request, how much more would a loving and just God
08:30respond to the persistent prayers of his children?
08:34Another mistake God, please forgive me.
08:38I knew it.
08:41We learn every day.
08:43Perseverance in prayer is not about exhausting God
08:46or convincing him to give us what we want.
08:50It is about demonstrating our faith and our confidence in his promises.
08:55When we continue to pray, even when we do not immediately see results,
08:59we show that we trust God's calendar and his plan.
09:04We recognize that his voices are higher than ours
09:07and that he works behind the scenes even when we cannot see him.
09:11Prayer is not just about getting answers.
09:15It is about growing in our relationship with God,
09:19developing patience and learning to fully rely on him.
09:23Often, the delay in receiving an answer to a prayer is not due to the fact
09:27that God ignores us or withholds his blessings.
09:31It is rather because he prepares us for the answer.
09:35There may be things in our character, our faith or our circumstances
09:39that must be refined before we can receive what we ask for.
09:44Sometimes, the waiting period is a time of growth when God strengthens our faith
09:48and prepares us for the breakthrough.
09:51It is not because the answer has not yet come that it is not.
09:55It could simply mean not yet.
09:59In the Bible, we see many examples of people
10:02who had to wait for the moment chosen by God.
10:05Abraham waited 25 years for God's promise to be fulfilled,
10:09that he would have a son.
10:11Joseph waited more than a decade after being sold as a slave
10:15before seeing the fulfillment of his dreams.
10:18The Israelites waited 40 years in the desert before entering the promised land.
10:24In each of these situations, waiting was a crucial part of God's plan.
10:30He worked behind the scenes, orchestrating events
10:33and preparing his people for what was to come.
10:36Another aspect of perseverance in prayer is to recognize that the battle
10:40is not only in the physical domain, but also spiritual.
10:45In Daniel 10, the prophet Daniel prayed and fasted for 21 days,
10:49seeking God's understanding.
10:52An angel finally appeared to him and explained to him that Daniel's prayer
10:55had been heard from the first day, but that there had been a spiritual opposition
11:00that had delayed the answer.
11:03This story reminds us that sometimes the delay we experience is due to the spiritual war
11:07and that perseverance is necessary to break this resistance.
11:12Yes, sir.
11:14I totally agree with you.
11:17It is important to remember that perseverance in prayer does not mean
11:21repetitive or stereotyped prayers.
11:24It means constantly presenting yourself to God with a heart of faith and confidence,
11:29even when the answer is delayed.
11:32Jesus himself was a model of this type of perseverance.
11:37In the garden of Gethsemane, the night before his crucifixion,
11:41Jesus prayed several times asking the Father to remove the cup of suffering from him,
11:46if possible.
11:48Yet, he submitted himself to the will of God,
11:51trusting in the perfect plan of the Father.
11:55So, how to cultivate perseverance in prayer?
11:59First of all, we must develop a state of mind that considers prayer
12:03as a continuous conversation with God and not as a punctual event.
12:08Continue to present your concerns, your hopes and your needs to God
12:13and trust that he listens to you.
12:16Secondly, remember the past fidelity of God.
12:20Think about the moment when he answered your prayers or came to your rescue
12:24in an unexpected way.
12:26These reminders will strengthen your faith and encourage you to continue to pray.
12:33One of the most important mistakes you can make in your life of prayer
12:37is to pray without faith.
12:39Prayer, by its very nature, is an act of faith,
12:43a statement that you believe in a higher power that hears you,
12:47cares for you and is able to act for you.
12:50The Bible clearly indicates that faith is the foundation of an effective prayer.
12:55James 1, verse 6 to 7 specifically warns us.
12:59But when you ask, you must believe and not doubt,
13:03for he who doubts is like a wave of the sea,
13:05blown and swung by the wind,
13:07this person must not expect to receive anything from the Lord.
13:12Without faith, prayer can easily become a routine or a ritual
13:16rather than the powerful, transformative experience it is supposed to be.
13:21It's like sending a letter without an address,
13:23as beautifully written as it is.
13:26It is unlikely that it will reach its destination.
13:30Faith is what carries your prayer from your heart to God's ears.
13:35It is trust and belief that God is not only able to answer,
13:39but that he is actively involved in every detail of your life.
13:43It is indeed an education in prayer.
13:47Several times we fall into the trap
13:50of praying by obligation or habit,
13:53but not fully committing our faith.
13:56We can say the right words,
13:57but deep down we doubt that God will really manifest.
14:01It is easy to pray in despair or in the hope of change,
14:05but true prayer requires something more.
14:09It requires confidence in the power and promises of God.
14:13Faith does not mean that you are always sure to get the answer you want.
14:18It means that you have confidence that God hears you
14:21and will answer in his wisdom and his perfect timing.
14:25When you approach God with faith,
14:27you do not just speak in vain.
14:30You engage with the Father Almighty
14:32who has the power to move mountains in your name.
14:35And that's where the change happens.
14:38Faith transforms the prayer of a wish
14:40into an act of alignment with the will of God.
14:44Faith also requires patience.
14:47It's not just about believing in the moment,
14:50but about clinging to that very belief
14:52when the answers later seem difficult to perceive.
14:56Many people give up too soon,
14:58thinking that because they do not see immediate answers,
15:02God does not listen,
15:03but faith says that I have confidence in God's timing.
15:06Hebrews 1 says now,
15:09Faith is the assurance of what we hope
15:11and the assurance of what we do not see.
15:13Faith persists even when the result is not yet visible.
15:18It supports you,
15:19reinforces you and gives you the ability to continue to pray with hope.
15:24It is important to remember that God's answers
15:27do not always come as we expect.
15:30Sometimes, his answer is not yet,
15:32or even known because he has something better in reserve.
15:37Faith allows us to have confidence
15:39that even if our prayers are not exalted as we wish,
15:42God's plan is always good.
15:45Esai 55 verses 8 to 9 reminds us that my thoughts are not your thoughts
15:49and your voices are not my voices,
15:51as the heavens are higher than the earth.
15:54So my voices are higher than your voices,
15:56and my thoughts than your thoughts.
15:59Uh, I see.
16:01When you pray,
16:03do it with an unwavering faith that God is not only capable but willing to act.
16:09Say your prayers with authority and confidence that come from knowing who God is.
16:14Faith is the key that opens the door to divine intervention.
16:18Without it, even the most eloquent or long prayers cannot be enough.
16:23But with faith,
16:24you invite the power of heaven into your situation
16:27believing that God will respond in his moment and in his perfect way.
16:31So do not pray only with hope,
16:34pray with confidence.
16:36Have confidence in God's ability.
16:40Have confidence in his timing
16:41and have confidence that his plans for you are always good.
16:45A prayer filled with faith is the kind of prayer that moves mountains and brings heaven to earth.
16:53One of the most common mistakes we make in prayer is to treat it as a one-way conversation.
17:00We are often prone to presenting our needs,
17:02our problems and our desires to God,
17:04filling our time with prayer requests,
17:07confessions and statements.
17:10However, we rarely stop for long enough to listen to God's answer.
17:16An effective prayer is not just about speaking to God.
17:20It is about cultivating a relationship where we also take the time to hear what he wants to communicate to us.
17:27Psalm 46, verse 10, reminds us of the importance of silence.
17:33Be calm and know that I am God.
17:36This verse carries a deep truth.
17:39It calls us to step back from the noise of our thoughts
17:44and our environment
17:45to silence the incessant flow of our requests to simply be calm.
17:50Silence creates space for God to speak to guide and comfort us.
17:56But how often do we rush into our prayers without ever waiting for an answer?
18:02Another big mistake.
18:04I always do that, it's so exact, sir.
18:08Oh my God!
18:10Prayer is at the heart of communication.
18:14Just like any significant relationship.
18:18Communication with God must be a two-way path.
18:22Imagine trying to build a friendship
18:25where a person speaks all the time and never listens.
18:29This relationship would quickly become superficial and unsatisfactory.
18:34The same principle applies to our prayer life.
18:38When we do not stop to listen,
18:41we miss the richness of God's voice in the depth of intimacy.
18:47When you pray, do it with an unwavering faith
18:51that God is not only capable but willing to act.
18:55Say your prayers with authority and confidence
18:58that you just know who God is.
19:01Faith is the key that opens the door to divine intervention without it.
19:06Even the most eloquent or longest prayers can be insufficient.
19:10But with faith, you invite the power of heaven into your situation
19:15believing that God will respond at the right time and in the perfect way.
19:19So do not pray only with hope, pray with confidence.
19:24Have confidence in God's ability,
19:27have confidence in his timing
19:29and have confidence that his plans for you are always for good.
19:34A prayer filled with faith is the kind of prayer that moves mountains
19:38and brings heaven to earth.
19:40One of the most common mistakes we make in prayer
19:43is to treat it as a one-way conversation.
19:47We are often prone to present our needs,
19:50our problems and our desires to God,
19:52filling our time with prayer requests, confessions and statements.
19:57However, we rarely stop for long enough to listen to God's answer.
20:03An effective prayer is not just about speaking to God.
20:08It is about cultivating a relationship
20:10where we also take the time to hear what he wants to communicate to us.
20:15Psalm 46, verse 10 reminds us of the importance of silence,
20:20be calm and know that I am God.
20:23This verse carries a deep truth.
20:26It calls us to take a step back
20:28in relation to the noise of our thoughts and our environment
20:31to silence the never-ending flow of our requests
20:34and to be simply calm.
20:37In this silence, we create space for God to speak,
20:41guide us and comfort us.
20:43But how often do we rush into our prayers
20:46without ever waiting for an answer?
20:49Another big mistake.
20:52I always do that, it's so precise, sir.
20:56He wants to share with us.
20:59God speaks to us in various ways.
21:02One of the most common ways is through his word.
21:06After praying, spending time in the Scriptures
21:09allows God to speak to you through the passages you read.
21:13The Bible is filled with wisdom, encouragement
21:16and answers that God uses to answer our prayers.
21:20If you rush out of this moment,
21:23to calm or close your Bible,
21:25after presenting your requests,
21:27you may miss the answer you were looking for.
21:31Another way God speaks
21:32is through the inner incitations of the Holy Spirit.
21:36These can take the form of sudden ideas,
21:39little touches of sweetness or feelings of peace and clarity.
21:43When you calm your heart after praying,
21:46you give the Holy Spirit the space to move and guide you.
21:53These moments of calm can be when you feel a sense of comfort,
21:57a new perspective or the answer to a question you are debating with.
22:02God also speaks through circumstances and other people.
22:07Have you ever experienced a situation where everything seemed to align
22:10just after praying to get advice or direction?
22:15Or maybe someone gave you a word of encouragement or advice
22:20that corresponded perfectly to what you asked of God.
22:24These are not coincidences.
22:27God often uses the world around us as a means of communication.
22:32However, to recognize these moments, we must listen and pay attention.
22:37Now, I understand the art of prayer better.
22:41Listening to God does not only help us to hear his advice.
22:45It deepens our trust in him.
22:49When we take the time to listen,
22:51we recognize that prayer is not about controlling the results,
22:55but about giving up the wisdom and timing of God.
22:59It is an act of faith that says,
23:00God, I trust you to speak in my life and I am ready to wait for your directives.
23:07This changes our perspective,
23:09from the attempt to bend God's will to ours,
23:12to the alignment of our heart on his plans.
23:15Listening in prayer brings a feeling of peace that goes beyond understanding.
23:21In silence,
23:23even if we do not immediately hear a clear answer,
23:26we can rest by knowing that God has heard us and that he works in our favor.
23:32This practice of silent listening helps us to go from anxiety and impatience
23:38to confidence and peace,
23:40knowing that God has control.
23:43But how can we cultivate the habit of listening during prayer?
23:49It starts with intentionality.
23:52After presenting your needs,
23:54take a few moments to sit down quietly,
23:57resist the urge to move on quickly to something else,
24:00or fill the silence with more words.
24:03Instead, let your heart and mind calm down.
24:08Ask God to speak to you, then wait.
24:12You may not hear something right away,
24:15but it does not matter.
24:16Sometimes, it is in the days that follow your prayer
24:19that you will feel his direction through his word,
24:22your circumstances or the inner incitations of the wonderful spirit.
24:27Wow!
24:29My dear, let's continue next time.
24:33I have to get ready early to go to church.
24:36Please come and see me so that we can conclude this discussion.
24:42Yes, Pastor, thank you very much.
24:45Prayer is really an article.
24:48I will never be able to pray in a bad way again.
24:52Yes, I do not doubt it.
24:55Your life is already transformed.
24:58Go and do exploits in the name of Jesus Christ.
25:01Yes, Pastor.
25:04My prayers will certainly produce results from now on.
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