There’s a quiet, transformative power in consistency. Prayer ministry, like any meaningful pursuit, deepens and matures as we practice it faithfully over time. It’s not about occasional bursts of enthusiasm, but about forming a steady rhythm - a habit that shapes our hearts and sharpens our spiritual sensitivity.

Prayer ministry is so much more than a set of techniques or a list of steps to follow. At its heart, it’s about relationship - specifically, friendship with Jesus. When Jesus walked with his disciples, he didn’t just give them instructions; he invited them into a deep, personal connection. The authority for prayer ministry flows out of this friendship, not from formulas or methods.