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Power of Prayer Prayer is the never-failing resort of the Christian in any case and in every plight (Charles Spurgeon).
If we are to pray with power we must pray with faith (R.A. Torrey).
More can be accomplished in prayer in the first hours of the day than at any other time during the day (R.A. Torrey).
Nights of prayer to God are followed by days of power with men (R.A. Torrey).
By praying more, we will not work any less, and we will accomplish vastly more (R.A. Torrey).
God will use our simple prayers because of the authority behind them (Rich Mendola).
Prayer is the greatest power God has put into our hands for service—praying is harder work than doing, at least I find it so (Mary Slessor).
Unless I had the spirit of prayer I could do nothing. If even for a day or an hour I lost the spirit of grace and supplication, I found myself unable to preach with power and efficiency, or to win souls by personal conversation (Charles Finney).
The devil smiles when we are up to our ears in work, but he trembles when we pray (Corrie ten Boom).
Prayer brings momentum. It lifts the heart above the challenges of life and gives it a view of God’s resources of victory and hope (John Mason).
Prayer may not change all things for you, but it sure changes you for all things (John Mason).
More is accomplished by prayer than by anything else this world knows (Ted Engstrom).
Prayer is the preacher’s mightiest weapon (E.M. Bounds).
