EXTRAORDINARY PRAYING

EXTRAORDINARY PRAYING 

PRAYING IN THE HOLY SPIRIT JUDE 20

PRAYING IN THE SPIRIT EPH 6:18

STRUGGLING IN PRAYERS COL 4:12

EFFECTUAL FERVANT PRAYER JAMES 5:16

STRONG CRYING AND TEARS HEB 5:7

BITTERNESS IN SOUL 1 SAM 1:10

SORROWFUL AND HEAVY MATTH 26:37

SOUL IS EXCEEDINGLY SORROWFUL MATH 26:38

PERSONAL PRAYER LIFTS US TO THE NEXT LEVEL IN SPIRITUAL LIFE

MERCURY FLOATS Hg

We can float in DEAD SEA

Whereas we sink in Mediterranean Sea 

PRAYING IN SPIRIT IS NOT AN ANOTHER EXPERIENCE OR ONE TIME EXPERIENCE BUT IT'S DAILY EXPERIENCE 

EPH 6:18

GEN 44:30 JACOBS LIFE BOUND WITH BENJAMIN LIFE

SOUL OF JONATHAN IS KNIT WITH SOUL OF SAUL

இயன் மிகை ஜெபம் 

அசாதாரண ஜெபம் 

All prayers are baed on needs?

1. Personal prayers 

2. Family prayers

3. Assembly prayers

4. Public prayers 

5. Occasional prayers

I have so much to do that I shall spend my day first 3 hours in prayer 

--- Martin Luther 

Several prayers in the Bible are considered extraordinary due to their depth, impact, or specific circumstances. Examples include Jesus's prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane (Matthew 26:36-46), Hannah's prayer of praise and petition (1 Samuel 2:1-10), and Hezekiah's prayer for healing (2 Kings 20:1-7). These prayers, among others, showcase the power of prayer and its significance in faith and life. 

Examples of Extraordinary Prayers:

Jesus's Prayer in Gethsemane:

This prayer, marked by intense struggle and submission to God's will, demonstrates the human and divine nature of Jesus facing his impending crucifixion. 

Hannah's Prayer:

Hannah's heartfelt plea to God for a child, followed by her dedication of Samuel to the Lord, exemplifies faith, perseverance, and gratitude. 

Hezekiah's Prayer for Healing:

King Hezekiah's prayer for healing from a deadly illness, coupled with his repentance and trust in God, resulted in a miraculous recovery and a longer life. 

The Lord's Prayer:

While often considered a model for prayer, the Lord's Prayer (Matthew 6:9-13) is also extraordinary for its comprehensive structure, encompassing adoration, petition, and submission to God's will. 

David's Prayers:

Many of David's psalms are prayers of praise, lament, repentance, and supplication, showcasing a wide range of emotions and his deep relationship with God. 

Solomon's Prayer for Wisdom:

This prayer, where Solomon seeks wisdom rather than wealth or power, highlights his focus on God's will and understanding. 

Esther's Prayer:

Esther's prayer before confronting King Ahasuerus to save her people demonstrates courage, faith, and reliance on God's intervention. 

Intercessory Prayers:

Many prayers in the Bible are intercessory, where individuals pray on behalf of others, like Jesus praying for his disciples (John 17) and Paul urging prayers for all people (1 Timothy 2:1-2). 

Prayers in Times of Crisis:

The Bible is filled with examples of prayers offered during times of crisis, demonstrating faith and dependence on God's power and mercy. 

These examples highlight the diverse ways people have prayed throughout biblical history and the profound impact their prayers had on their lives and the lives of others.