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For many people, it is challenging to remain plugged into prayer. In fact, developing a habit takes time and effort—practice. The more you pray, the more you align yourself with God’s will and His wisdom. Prayer connects you to a reservoir of hope and strength, especially on those days when you feel weak and your will to continue fighting your battles falters. 

Hebrews 12:11, For the moment all discipline seems painful rather than pleasant, but later it yields the peaceful fruit of righteousness to those who have been trained by it. 

You will experience moments in your life where you will be in God’s waiting room, and impatience gets the best of you. These are the moments that prayer can uplift you, redirecting your eyes to the things that matter. Often, we may dwell on the past, but God wants to point us toward the present and future. This is when prayer can bring us back from all the mental ruminations and circling the same problems. Prayer is powerful, but it must first become a daily discipline. 

Evangelist Lexx Samuels