Prayer is simply a constant communion with Christ.

There comes a point where you need to lose your religion in order to restore your relationship.

Prayer is meant to happen everywhere. After all, Daniel prayed in the lion’s den. Jonah prayed in a fish’s stomach. Elijah prayed in the desert. And Jesus prayed on the cross.

Nowadays when we bow our heads before meals, we no longer say grace—we receive it.

Somewhere, somehow, at some unknown intersection between prayer and work, God indwells our humble offering—God indwells us—and turns human actions into spiritual awakenings.

Only God gets the glory when revival comes to town.

Changed people change nations.

Prayer changes us because that’s what relationships do.

Prayer is about steeping in the Spirit of a God so loving that He totally changes you.