Heaven Land Devotions - Spiritual Instincts of Prayer

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When people receive salvation the first order is daily prayer and
Bible reading. Most everyone gives a sincere concerted effort to
do so, but slowly fade away from it.


What seems so simple and desireable becomes hard to do. Words get
in the way.


People begin to focus too much on how they sound to God. They
begin to develop spiritual perceptions that are unbiblical and
unfounded.


After all it is the Lord who continually invites all to pray to
Him with promise of an answer. "If ye abide in me, and my words
abide in you, ye shall ask what ye will, and it shall be done
unto you". John 15:7.


Prayer is meant for everyone to enjoy the Lord. To communicate
their thougts and hearts desires. It also develops a sharpness,
or a kind of quickening in their spirit.


Did you know that the more you pray the more you grow up into
prayer until you become the prayer itself.


Until all parts of you are one big column of smoke perfumed with
spiritual incense unto God.


There are also spiritual instincts of prayer you must learn to
flow with. This takes heart-trust in God. Prayer largely rests in
trust by faith.


When you pray allow the mood of God to move upon you. Your own
moods will bring out different prayers. Learn to be quiet in the
stillness of His Presence.


This is the great abiding place of spiritual instincts of the
saints.


“Prayer not only teaches and strengthens one for work, work
teaches and strengthens one for prayer.”


~ Andrew Murray