God Is a Promise Keeper | A Blessed Morning Prayer To Start Your Day (GOD IS FAITHFUL)

 


God has promised to hear prayer when it comes from an honest heart that seeks Him with all sincerity. He is faithful to answer prayer according to His will expressed through Holy Scriptures such as 2 Chronicles 7:14,  which states “if my people who are called by my name humble themselves, pray and seek my face, then I will hear their prayer and forgive their sins.' 

We can have full confidence that if we diligently seek Him through prayer, God will certainly be faithful in answering our prayers according to his perfect plan for us. Prayer helps build relationships not only between ourselves and God but also between others using scripture such as Ephesians 6:18 “Praying at all times in the Spirit." As we pray together, we are building relationships based on shared beliefs while strengthening each other’s faith walk with Christ. 

Prayer should be used daily. 

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