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Published: Feb. 15, 2020, 6:29 a.m.

Proverbs 28:18

Where there is no vision, the people cast off restraint; but blessed is he who keeps the law.

Whatever we endeavor to do or are carrying out without the essence of vision will eventually fade away. Vision is a necessity to our spiritual engagement. Many have stepped into the place of prayer with the tag of some temporary request without a deep sense of the visionary spirit to remain standing on the watch of prayer. When we live by vision, particularly, in the place of prayer, we are not moved by how we often feel, we step into the area of divine responsibility to pray until something happens. When vision drives what we do, we are restrained by our attitude, behavior, and actions.

We need vision to effectively and successfully execute our mandate in intercession. Vision is what maintains our stand when everything and everyone is collapsing around. We need to be certain of what the Father has spoken to us so we can maintain and retain our post on the wall.

Once again, Nehemiah shows us how to enforce the power of vision in prayer so we can eventually be launched into the arena where we become a catalyst of change. We need to allow the Holy Spirit to birth within our hearts the heavenly vision of God for our families, communities, and cities, then, we can receive the right attitude of waiting and continuing to pray even when we are faced with resistance and opposition. This teaching is designed to motivate us to push into that realm where we are impregnated with the vision for our society in the place of prayer. Prayer becomes more interesting, motivating and encouraging when it is done through the power of a visionary spirit.

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