“Evening and morning and at noon I will pray, and cry aloud, and He shall hear my voice.” -(Psalm 55:17 NKJV)
It is not unusual for a man, who is committed to prayer, to pray morning, noon, and night. Daniel made a commitment to pray morning, noon, and night. In fact, Daniel enemies could only find one fault with him: his extensive prayer life. That’s really something when the only fault that your enemy can find is your prayer life! I wonder how many of our enemies could find that “fault” with us? But such dedication to prayer also brings forth men like Daniel—and David, who wrote Psalm 55:17. They were mighty and powerful in God.
Sometimes Christians will complain, “I just don’t have time for a lot of prayer.” Only the devil doesn’t “have time” for prayer. A dedicated believer will MAKE TIME FOR PRAYER. Jesus always made time for prayer with His heavenly Father—even in the midst of horrendous crises, such as His impending crucifixion and death.
To live in prayer is to live in power. Set aside special times—morning, noon, and night—for your prayer life, and watch your circumstances change!
Dear Heavenly Father,
Today let us emphasize prayer in our own personal lives. We must not look to other people to pray for us. We are committed to a consistent, personal prayer life. We look to You to guide us.
In Jesus’s Name,
Amen.
