War Room Research Paper

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25. War Room

I was really blown away by the movie War Room, it is all about prayer and the power of prayer. It opened my eyes to the dimensions of prayer and the value of prayer. It’s no religious chant, or an act of repeating words or showing off in-front of others to appear Holy or that we are doing the church thing.
Prayer is an intimate one on one conversation with the almighty, wonderful God that you are having a relationship with. It is a special time and you are going before God who is above all.
Prayer is so powerful that we don’t even realise what it can do for others and our own lives. The physical world is always effected by what’s happening in the spiritual world first so prayer is the place to go!
We tend to give up half way, have the wrong intentions with the wrong heart, only to pray to have our own …show more content…

Fighting for others, for your own soul, your life, crying out, pouring out your situation, crying, praising Him, glorifying Him being on your knees, on your feet, sitting, shouting or whispering. Be yourself and ask for help, direction, wisdom and forgiveness, pray for others and your loved ones.
You can go to Him any time, day, noon and night and in fact anytime you like, can be short and it can be all night long. Prayer is a blessing and it is a weapon against the evil one, rebuke the evil one in Jesus name and also seal your prayers in His name as you cannot speak to the Father without going through His Son first. You can try but your prayers will hit the ceiling. The name of Jesus is what makes all the difference to your prayers and your relationship with the Father in Heaven.
Make your prayer life your priority and above anything physical. Ask God to go before you, Ask God to guide you and protect you. We don’t realise the power those prayers have and we need them in this falling

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