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You will show me the path of life; In Your presence is fullness of joy; At Your right hand are pleasures forevermore. Psalm 16:1

Prayer is the foundation of those who seek to understand the mystery of Christ and the manifestation of his kingdom. This life is attained through a prayerful lifestyle focused on the kingdom. Why is this important? As we examine the demands of the Spirit in this season, it becomes increasingly clear that no one can confidently claim to know what the future holds. Our assurance for tomorrow is based on the fact that through prayer, we can hear the voice of the Lord and gain insight into what the future holds for us.

Our perception of prayer has evolved over time, and we now find ourselves in a new realm of truth. To fully engage with this truth, we must absorb the wisdom presented to us and use it to guide our prayers.

As we progress spiritually, we will develop a new language of proclamation that will aid us in spreading the kingdom of God on earth. Our prayers, meditations, and knowledge of God’s word will be used by the Father to combat the enemy’s influence over nations.

This new update of grace and mercy will open new chapters of divine expression as the ministry of Agape becomes more pronounced in us. Those who have allowed the Lord to lead them beyond their former comfort zone will feel a stronger pull towards activities that deepen their hunger for prayer, intercession, and other forms of divine interaction. Engaging in these activities will make it easier for them to hear, know, and respond to the voice and will of the Lord.

As we seek the Lord’s guidance in navigating this season of spiritual growth, we will use various spiritual tools, such as prayer, to deepen our insight and understanding in accordance with the Holy Spirit’s leadership.

We will get to know, see, and experience the Lord much more from this new height position. It is essential that we allow the Lord to firmly establish the reality of his voice to us in this new order so that we can effectively respond to what he introduces to us.