No one of us would be here as minister with his own prayer life, without the prayers of other people. They have prayed to the Lord of the harvest and he has sent us as labourers in the harvest. This work must continue. They once asked Spurgeon, who has regularly preached to thousands of people, why his preaching was so fruitful. His answer was very simple: “My people pray for me”. This article dives deeper into the prayer life of a minister.

For each office bearer it holds true that as a praying office bearer he does not have to be the one carrying the load. In this the meaning of the official prayer becomes visible for the office bearer himself. This article expands on the place of prayer in the ministry.

This article is about wrestling with God in prayer. It also talks about falling into a rut in our prayer life, time and prayer, the Word of God and prayer, and faith and prayer.

This article is about a constant prayer life and our prayer patterns. Psalm 55:16 is discussed.

This article is about long public prayers and prayer meetings.

This article is about spending time with God in prayer. It looks at our private prayer and our relationship with God.

A life of prayer is what should characterise every Christian. How do you grow in prayer as a Christian? Remember there is an enemy, be in the word, and let the article explains other means which can help you in growing in prayer.

How can Christians be helped to grow in their praying? This article lays out some suggestions. We first need to understand the gospel aspect of our praying, that Christ is our mediator and is interceding for us in heaven. We may also be helped in making use of the Psalms, in ordering our prayers, in concentrating on God first, and in reading works that contain the prayers of saints.

Christians know that they ought to pray, but prayer is not always easy. This article shows that prayer is difficult due to the obstacles facing Christians, but it also shows how to conquer these obstacles and be in prayer.

This article shows how one can take the prayer exhortations Scripture gives, and make prayer an integral part of one’s daily life.