Prayer makes a difference.

How do we pray for other people’s salvation? Do we just

repeat their name to God continually until God finally

gives in and draws them. After all, it’s impossible for man to be

saved unless God draws them. Prayer seems to be strongly

connected with the preaching of the Gospel.

How will they believe unless they hear?

I believe that prayer moves God, it moves the people whom

we pray for and it moves us.

Blessed are those people who have somebody praying for them.

They are near the Kingdom of God. God shows them things

supernaturally which they would not see without somebody

praying. God sends people with the message to them, because

of our prayers.

Remember Elisha praying for his servant. As an answer to

Elisha’s prayers, God opened his eyes and he saw the angelic

host with chariots of fire in 2. Kings 6

Often the only reason why a person who has heard the Gospel will

not accept it, is the supernatural spiritual blindness that hinders

them from seeing. Because it is a supernatural blindness it can

be removed by God alone. We are not reminding God about

someone but in prayer we are representing God’s authority over

this darkness. We become a tool in God’s hand.

Eph.1:18 , Rm.10:1, Acts 26:18, I Tim 2:1-6, John 6:44