What Prayer Causes1. Prayer Brings A Reward
In Genesis 15:1, God tells Abraham, “I am your shield, your exceedingly great reward.”
God’s presence is the reward of prayer.
Sometimes you might not get the results you’re praying for, but God will still reward you for praying.
2. Prayer Brings Revival
Look at what happened when Jesus prayed in Luke 3:21-22:
• Heaven was opened
• The Holy Spirit descended like a dove
• A voice came from heaven
• Jesus’ face was changed (Luke 9:29)
• His robe became white
• Moses and Elijah showed up
Prayer not only brings us closer to God but also transforms us to become more like Him before changing our circumstances.
3. Prayer Brings Release
When it doesn’t remove the struggle, prayer will be an aid to renew your strength (Luke 22:40-42).
In difficult times, even when prayers seem unanswered, God will provide strength and comfort.
4. Prayer Brings Results
Prayer doesn’t change God but it can change everything else.
Whatever season you may find yourself in, find refuge in the shadow of the Almighty.
Remember that God will fulfill His promise, but He delights to answer your prayer.