Conversation with God (1)

“God is faithful, by whom you were called into the fellowship of His Son, Jesus Christ our Lord.” (1Cor. 1:9, NKJV)

The salvation we received through Christ Jesus has introduced us to a life of fellowship with God. We continue to grow in Intimacy and consciousness of God as we nurture this fellowship by prayer.

Prayer is a two-way communication with God. It is not a monologue, it’s a dialogue. It is a conversation with God. It is alright to express our concerns to God when our hearts are burdened with challenges.

However, that is not all there is to prayer. prayer cannot be effective if all you do is just to talk again and again without looking out for feedback from God. The bible warns us not be like idol worshippers who thought the effectiveness of prayer depends lengthy speech (Matt. 6:7).

It is understandable that we could have pent-up issues we want to discuss with God. Of course, no one can understand us like God does. He must be the most important personality in our lives that we pour our hearts to.

But as much as we desire to talk to God about our issues and how we are feeling, It is also important to pray in expectation of His response.

God want us come with a large expectation for His voice (response) when we pray (Jer. 33:3, Psalm 91:15).

If prayer is going to produce the results intended by God, then you must the mindset that you are talking to a living God, who is there to speak back to you.

Confession:
Prayer is a conversation with God

I pray with a large expectation for His response I speak to Him and He speaks back to me Because I have a relationship with Him