Wednesday, October 28, 2026

What You Must Know About Prayer Most Christians Don't Know

 


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Apostle Paul prayed prayers that most Christians would never dare to pray. Not because he was more spiritual, but because he
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understood something about prayer that changed it from begging God for help to partnering with God in what He's already
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done. And when you discover what apostle Paul knew, when you see how radically different his prayers were from the prayers most believers pray today, everything about your prayer life will shift from powerless petition to powerful partnership with the Father.
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There is a reason apostle Paul's prayers produced results that most Christians never see.
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It was not because he prayed longer. It was not because he prayed louder. It was not because he was more desperate or more devoted. It was because apostle Paul understood his position in Christ in a way that most believers do not undertand. And that understanding changed what he prayed for, how he prayed, and why he prayed.
Today, you are going to see apostle Paul's prayers with fresh eyes. You are going to discover what he knew that most Christians miss. And when you apply this revelation, when you start praying the way apostle Paul prayed, you'll move from hoping God might answer to knowing He already has. This is not just about better prayers. This is about a completely
46 secondunderstood his position in Christ in a way that most believers don't. And that understanding changed what he prayed for, how he prayed, and why he prayed.
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different paradigm of prayer rooted in who you are in Christ. Let us start by examining what most Christians pray for because the contrast with apostle Paul's prayers is stunning. Most believers pray prayers like this: "God, please help me." "God, give me strength." "God, make me more like Jesus." "God, help me overcome this sin."
"God, give me more faith." "God, bless me." 
1 minute, 29 secondsbecause the contrast with Paul's prayers is stunning. Most believers pray prayers like this. God, please help me. God,
"God, provide for me." "God, heal me." Do those sound familiar? They should because that's what's taught from most pulpits. That's what's modeled in most prayer meetings. That's what believers have been conditioned to pray. Prayers of petition, prayers of pleading, prayers that treat God like He's holding back.
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1 minute, 49 secondsGod, provide for me. God, heal me." Do those sound familiar? They should
1 minute, 56 secondbecause that's what's taught from most pulpits. That's what's modeled in most prayer meetings. That's what believers
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And we need to convince Him to release what we need. But here's the problem. When you read Paul's prayers in

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Ephesians, Philippians, and Colossians, you do not find those kinds of prayers.

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You do not find apostle Paul begging God to make believers more righteous. You do not find him pleading with God to give them more faith. You do not find him asking God to heal them or provide for them or make them more spiritual. Instead, you find something completely different. Apostle Paul prayed that believers would know. He prayed for revelation. He prayed for  understanding. He prayed that their eyes would be enlightened to see what they already had, who they already were, and what had already been done.
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 And that difference is everything because the kind of prayer you pray reveals what you believe about your position in Christ.

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If you're praying for God to make you righteous, you do not believe you're already righteous. If you're praying for God to give you faith, you do not believe you already have faith.

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 If you're praying for God to make you whole, you do not believe Christ already made you  whole.

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Your prayers expose your theology. And for most believers, their prayers reveal that they're living far beneath what Christ secured for them at the cross.
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 Apostle Paul did not pray that way because he understood something most Christians do not understand.
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He understood that in Christ, everything has already been given. Second Peter 1:3 says, "According as His divine power as His divine power hath given unto us all things that pertain unto life and godliness." All things. Past tense. Given. Done. Finished. Paul knew that.
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So, he did not pray for God to give believers things they did not have. He prayed for believers to become conscious
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of things they already had. He did not pray for God to do something new. He prayed for believers to see what God had already done.
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 And that shift, that fundamental shift from praying for provision to praying for revelation is
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what transformed Paul's prayer life from religious petition to covenant partnership. 
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You must understand this perfectly , "Paul never prayed for believers to receive what they already possessed in Christ. 
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He prayed that they would know what they possessed because knowing is the key to experiencing. You can have everything
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and experience nothing if you do not know what you have. Paul never prayed for believers to receive what they already possessed.
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That sentence should revolutionize your prayer life. Because if everything has already been given, if all spiritual blessings are already yours in heavenly places according to Ephesians 1:3, then the prayer you need to pray is not "God give me."
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 The prayer you need to pray is, "Father, open my eyes to see what You've already given."
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So, let's look at exactly what apostle Paul prayed and why it is so radically different from most modern prayers. Open your Bible to Ephesians 1:17-19.
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This is one of apostle Paul's most powerful prayers and it reveals everything about what he knew that most Christians do not know.
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He writes that the God of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of glory, may give unto you the spirit of wisdom and
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revelation in the knowledge of Him, the eyes of your understanding, being enlightened, that ye may know what is
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the hope of His calling, and what the riches of the glory of His inheritance in the saints, and what is the exceeding
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greatness of His power to usward who believe according to the working of His mighty power. Notice what Paul prayed for.
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He did not pray that God would give them an inheritance. He prayed that they would know the inheritance they already had.
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 He did not pray that God would give them power. He prayed that they would know the power that was already available to them.
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 He did not pray that God would call them. He prayed that they would know the hope of the calling they'd already received.
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 Everything apostle Paul prayed for was about knowing, seeing, understanding what was already theirs,
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not receiving something new, but becoming conscious of something already given.
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This is revolutionary when you let it sink in. Because if Paul, the apostle who wrote most of the New Testament, the
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man who had seen Jesus Christ face to face, the believer who experienced more of God's
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power than almost anyone in history, if Paul did not pray for believers to receive more from God, what does that tell you?
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 It tells you that the problem is not God's willingness to give. The problem is our awareness of what is already been given. The issue is not provision. The issue is revelation.
7 minutes, 13 secondsThe issue is not provision. The issue is revelation. God
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God has already provided everything. The question is, do you know what you have? Let us go even deeper into this prayer.
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Apostle Paul prayed specifically that believers would know three things. First, the hope of His calling. What does that mean? It
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means knowing who you are in Christ, knowing your identity, knowing your position. Most believers are still
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trying to become something. But Paul prayed that they would know they already are something. You're not trying to
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become a child of God. You are a child of God. You're not trying to become righteous. You are the righteousness of
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God in Christ Jesus. You're not trying to become accepted. You are accepted in the beloved according to Ephesians 1:6.
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The hope of his calling is the settled certainty of who you are because of what Christ did. And apostle Paul prayed that you
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would know that. Second, Paul prayed that you would know the riches of the glory of His inheritance in the saints,
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not your inheritance in God. God's inheritance in you. Think about that.
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God has an inheritance and you are it.
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You're not just receiving an inheritance from God. You are the inheritance He values. You're His treasure, His prized
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possession, His delight. And when you know that, when you are conscious that God looks at you and sees His
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inheritance, His treasure, His beloved child, everything about how you approach Him changes. You do not come begging. You
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come confident. You do not come wondering if He cares. You come knowing you're His inheritance.
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Third,  apostle Paul prayed that you would know the exceeding greatness of His power toward you who believe. Notice that the
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power is already toward you, not coming to you someday, already directed toward you. The same power that raised Christ
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from the dead is available to you right now. Not because you earned it, because you're in Christ. And  apostle Paul's prayer is
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that you would know it, that you would become conscious of it, that you would recognize the power that is already working in you. Now, compare that to the
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prayers most believers pray: "God, give me power. "God, make me strong. "God, help me." Do you see the difference? Apostle Paul's
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prayer assumes everything is already given and prays for awareness. Most believers prayers assume nothing is given and beg for provision.
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One is rooted in covenant confidence.
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The other is rooted in religious ignorance and the difference in results is staggering. Here is a practical
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example of how this works. Imagine two believers facing the same financial crisis. The first believer prays, "God,
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please provide for me. I do not have enough. Please give me what I need. Help me, Lord." That's a petition prayer.
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It's rooted in lack. It is focused on what they do not have. And even though they might quote Philippians 4:19, their
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prayer reveals they do not really believe it yet. Because if they believe God supplies all their need according to His riches and glory, they would not be
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begging Him to supply. They'd be thanking Him that He already has given and asking Him to help them see how His
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provision is going to manifest. The second believer praying apostle Paul's prayer says, "Father, I thank you that you supply all my need according to your
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riches in glory by Christ Jesus." That is a finished promise, a completed work. I
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ask You now to open my eyes to see how You're already working, to give me wisdom to know what steps to take, to
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help me become conscious of Your provision even before I see it with my natural eyes. I trust You. I rest in
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Your faithfulness." Do you see the difference? Same situation. Radically different prayer. One is begging for provision. The other is asking for revelation of provision
11 minutes, 34 secondsRadically different prayer. One is begging for provision. The other is asking for revelation of provision
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that's already secured. One produces anxiety. The other produces peace. One
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keeps you focused on the problem. The other focuses you on God's faithfulness.
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And here's what's remarkable. The second prayer gets answered faster and more completely. Not because God loves that
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person more, but because that prayer aligns with how faith actually operates.
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Faith does not beg. Faith receives. Faith does not focus on lack. Faith focuses on provision.
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 And when you pray for eyes to see instead of hands to receive, God opens those eyes. And when your eyes
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open, when you see His faithfulness, when you become conscious that He's already working, your heart rests. And
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rest is the evidence that faith is present. Let me show you another example. In Ephesians 3:16-19,
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Apostle Paul prays that God would grant you according to the riches of His glory to be strengthened with might by His spirit
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in the inner man, that Christ may dwell in your hearts by faith, that ye being
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rooted and grounded in love, may be able to comprehend with all saints what is
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the breadth and length and depth and height,
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and to know the love of Christ which passes knowledge, that ye might be filled with all the fullness of God.
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Again, what's Paul praying for? That the believers would be strengthened, that they would comprehend, that they would know.
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He is praying for awareness, for understanding, for the eyes of their hearts to be opened to what's already theirs.
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 He is not asking God to love them more. He is asking that they would know the love that is already there. He is not
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asking God to fill them with His fullness. He is asking that they would be conscious of the fullness that is already in them because Christ dwells in them.
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Notice something critical here. Apostle Paul prays that Christ may dwell in your hearts by faith. Christ already dwells
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in every believer. Colossians 1:27 says, "Christ in you, the hope of glory." He's already there. So why is apostle Paul praying that Christ may dwell in their hearts?
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Because there is a difference between Christ being in you positionally and Christ dwelling in your heart experientially. He is in you whether
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you're aware of it or not, but he dwells in your heart. He makes Himself at home in your consciousness, when you become aware of His presence through faith.
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Apostle Paul's prayer is that these believers would become so conscious of Christ in them that Christ's presence dominates their awareness, their thoughts, their responses.
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That is what it means for Christ to dwell in your heart, not positionally, but experientially.
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This is the pattern in every one of apostle Paul's prayers. Philippians 1:9-11, Colossians 1:9-12,
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every single one. Paul prays for knowledge, for understanding, for revelation, for awareness. Why? Because
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Paul knew what most Christians do not know. He knew that you already have everything you need in Christ. You're not lacking
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anything. God is not withholding anything. The issue is never God's provision. The issue is always your
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awareness of God's provision. And when your awareness increases, when you become conscious of what you have, when
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you see clearly who you are in Christ Jesus, right now, your experience automatically aligns with the
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truth. Look at Colossians 1:9-10. Apostle Paul writes, "For this cause we also, since
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the day we heard it, do not cease to pray for you, and to desire that ye might be filled with the knowledge of
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His will in all wisdom and spiritual understanding, that ye might walk worthy of the Lord unto all pleasing, being
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fruitful in every good work, and increasing in the knowledge of God." What's the prayer? That they might be
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filled with knowledge, that they might have wisdom and spiritual understanding, that they might increase in the
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knowledge of God, not that God would give them something new, that they would know what God had already given. And
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notice the result. When you're filled with the knowledge of His will, when you have wisdom and understanding, you walk
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worthy, you're fruitful, you increase, not through striving, through knowing.
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The knowledge produces the walk. The understanding produces the fruit. The awareness produces the experience.
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That is the pattern. That is what apostle Paul knew. And that is what transforms prayer from religious begging into covenant partnership with God.
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I said this powerfully: "The tragedy of the modern church today is not that believers lack anything in Christ. It is that they do not know what they have in Christ. And so they beg for what they possess, strive for what they are, and
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seek for what is already been given. The prayer of faith is not asking God to do something. The prayer of faith is thanking God for what He's already done
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and asking Him to open your eyes to see it." The prayer of faith is not asking God to do something. The prayer of faith
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is thanking God for what He's already done. That's the revolution. That's what Paul knew. And that's what transforms
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prayer from powerless petition to powerful partnership. Here is where everything we've covered in this entire series comes to a point. 
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You know you are righteous. You know you have faith. You know God is your Father. You know worry is disobedience. You know meditation
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renews your mind. You know spiritual hunger comes from tasting grace. You know all of that theologically. But the
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reason it has not transformed your daily experience the way it should is because you have not been praying Paul's prayers. With revelation. 
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You've been praying religious prayers.
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Prayers that ask God to make you what He already made you. Prayers that beg God to give you what He already gave you.
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And those prayers keep you trapped in ignorance of your position instead of moving you into divine consciousness of your
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position. Divine consciousness enable you to think with God, not thinking about God, not think about your self. But when you start praying the way apostle Paul prayed, when you shift from "God make me ,,," to "Father, help me see what
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You've already made me," everything changes. When you stop praying, "God, give me strength," and start praying,
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"Father, open my eyes to the strength that's already in me because Christ lives in me," you move from petition to
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partnership. When you stop praying, "God, heal me," and start praying, "Father, help me become conscious of the
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healing you already provided by the stripes of Jesus," you align with truth instead of begging for truth. And here's
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what happens when you pray for revelation instead of provision. God answers that prayer every time. Why?
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Because God wants you to know what you have even more than you want to know it.
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God is not holding back revelation. He's waiting for you to ask for it. James 1:5 says, "If any of you lack wisdom, let
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him ask of God that giveth to all men liberally and upbraideth not, and it shall be given him." Ask for wisdom. Ask for
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understanding. Ask for revelation. And God gives liberally. He does not rebuke
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you for asking. He delights in opening your eyes. This is what Jesus meant when he said in John 16:23- 24, "And in that
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day ye shall ask me nothing. Verily, verily, I say unto you, whatsoever ye
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shall ask the Father in my name, He will give it you. Hitherto have ye not asked anything in my name, ask and ye shall
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receive that your joy may be full." In that day after the resurrection, after
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you're in me and I'm in you, you won't need to ask me for things. You'll ask the Father for revelation of what's
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already yours in me, and he will give it. Ask for eyes to see. Ask for understanding to comprehend. Ask for
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wisdom to know. And your joy will be full because you'll finally be conscious of everything you already possess. This
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is the prayer of partnership. This is the prayer of someone who knows their position and is asking God to make that position real in their consciousness.
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This is the prayer that moves you from striving to resting, from begging to receiving, from ignorance to knowledge.
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And this is the prayer that produces transformation. Not because God is finally giving you something He was withholding, but because you're finally
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becoming conscious of what He already gave you when you became His child. Let's bring this to absolute clarity.
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What apostle Paul knew about prayer that most Christians do not know is this. Prayer is not about convincing God to give you what
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you do not have. Prayer is about asking God to open your eyes to what you already have in Christ. In fact, apostle Paul did not pray
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for believers to become righteous, to receive faith, to get power, to be blessed. He prayed for believers to know
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their righteousness, to recognize their faith, to comprehend their power, to see their blessings. Because apostle Paul understood
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that in Christ, all things have already been given. The issue is never provision. The issue is always revelation.
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This changes everything about how you pray. Stop praying: "God, make me more like Jesus."
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For you are in Jesus. Pray , "Father, open my eyes to see who I am in Christ."
 Stop praying such words, "God, give me more faith." The truth is you have the faith of Christ
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living in you. Pray, "Father, help me become conscious of the faith I already possess."
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Stop praying, "God, heal me." You were healed by the stripes of Jesus. Pray, "Father, help me know the healing that's
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already mine and manifest it in my body." Do you see the shift? One set of
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prayers keeps you focused on what you think you lack. The other set focuses you on what Christ already provided. And
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when you pray that way, when you pray like apostle Paul's prayers, when you ask for revelation instead of provision, ask for wisdom
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instead of works, ask for understanding instead of striving, God answers every time.
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Because God delights in revealing truth to His children. He delights in opening blind eyes. He delights in showing you
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who you are, what you have, and what He's done. And as He does, as your consciousness increases, as revelation
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dawn in your heart, your experience changes. Not because God finally gave you something, it is because you finally saw
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what He gave you 2,000 years ago at the cross. Here is the final word on this.
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Show me a believer who prays as apostle Paul's prayers, who asks for revelation and understanding instead of begging for
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provision. And I'll show you a believer who walks in victory, peace, and the manifest goodness of God. Not because
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God favors them more, because they see more clearly. They know who they are.
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They understand what they have. And what you're conscious of, you experience. I am who God says I am. I have what God says I have. I can do what God says I can do.
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Show me a believer who prays as apostle Paul's prayers. That is the difference. Not more effort, more awareness, not more
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striving, more seeing. And when you see clearly, when you know deeply, when you understand fully what you already
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possess in Christ, everything you've learned in this entire lessons moves from your head to your heart and transforms
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your daily walk. The practical application is simple. Read  apostle Paul's prayers, not just casually. Study them.
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See what he prayed for. Notice what he did not pray for and start praying the same way. Pray for the eyes of your
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understanding to be enlightened. Pray to know the hope of His calling. Pray to comprehend the riches of His glory. Pray
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to be strengthened in your inner man by becoming conscious of Christ dwelling in you. Pray for divine revelation. Pray for divine wisdom.
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Pray for divine knowledge of what you already have and watch what God does.
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Not gradually giving you things you're begging for, but suddenly opening your eyes to things that have always been yours. And that revelation, that consciousness, that awareness will produce more transformation than a lifetime of religious striving ever could. 
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If this teaching has shown you that prayer is about revelation of what  you have, not petition for what you lack, I want you to declare it right now.
Write these words on a piece of paper,  "I pray like apostle Paul's prayers. I ask God for eyes to see what Christ has already given me."
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Do not write it as a religious formula. Write it as a settled
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decision to shift your prayer life from begging to seeing, from petition to partnership.
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This is you aligning with the way apostle Paul prayed and the way God designed, desired and demanded prayer to function in the new covenant. Do it now.

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 Write, " I pray as apostle Paul's prayers. I ask for eyes to see what Christ has already given me." Now, understanding how to pray apostle Paul's prayers is absolutely transformational. But there is one
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statement Jesus Christ made about faith that if we actually obeyed it would eliminate 90% of the doubt and striving in the
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Christian life. It's a statement we read all the time, but we keep ignoring. And when you finally see it for what it
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actually says, when you understand what Jesus Christ was revealing about how faith operates, everything about your walk
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with God will shift from complicated to simple, from striving to receiving. This is the final revelation that brings everything full circle. You need to hear what Jesus Christ said.
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