Quotes about Prayer
Every man prays in his own language.
— Duke Ellington
Men ought not to faint because men ought to pray.
— G Campbell Morgan
A sinning man stops praying; a praying man stops sinning.
— Leonard Ravenhill
do all you can to stop the ungodly chatter.
— Neil Anderson
It is always a painful process and often a most discouraging one. The process continues until all that can be shaken is removed and only those things which cannot be shaken remain. Through this shaking the deliverance for which we prayed is accomplished. Through it all, we will be brought into the secure place for which we long."3
— Neil Anderson
Spiritual warfare is not about naming territorial spirits, claiming the ground or binding demons. It is all about the gospel. It is to live a gospel life, to preserve gospel unity and to proclaim gospel truth. It is to do this in the face of a hostile world, a deceptive enemy and our own sinful natures. And it is to pray to a sovereign God for gospel opportunities. Advance comes through godliness, unity, proclamation and prayer. Timothy Chester, on Ephesians 621
— Christopher Wright
Lament is missional because it keeps the world before God, and it draws God into the world — with the longing that God should act, and the faith that he ultimately will.
— Christopher Wright
We pray together, we are afraid together, and then we go to sleep. Even if Satan came into the house, no one would interfere. After all, what is there to fear in this house? There is always one with us who is the strongest. Satan may visit our house, but the good Lord lives here.
— Victor Hugo
As for methods of prayer, all are good, as long as they are sincere.
— Victor Hugo
We need those who pray constantly to compensate for those who do not pray at all.
— Victor Hugo
Where women are honored, the divinities are pleased. Where they are despised, it is useless to pray to God.
— Victor Hugo
Then, turning to his sister: Sister, never a precaution on the part of the priest, against his fellow-man. That which his fellow does, God permits. Let us confine ourselves to prayer, when we think that a danger is approaching us. Let us pray, not for ourselves, but that our brother may not fall into sin on our account.
— Victor Hugo