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Published: Dec. 31, 2021, 8:47 a.m.

REBUILDING THE ALTAR.

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As we move into 2022, our prayer lifestyle must be revamped to such a level that it allows us to develop a sound discerning judgment. The body of Christ will need to rethink how we view the place of prayer. Prayer should be seen beyond the place of expressing our needs. of course, prayer is a tool of presenting our needs before God. But the truth is, many do not fully understand what needs are. Many are still like infants who are not sure what they need. Seeing prayer as a point of knowing who we are and what we've been ordained for is a profound foundational structure that allows us to effectively develop spiritually.   

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Prayer, worship, and intimacy are the fire that fuels our devotion and our movement toward that perfect day of maturity in Christ. Whatever we envision or believe we have called for in the coming year will only become a true reality as we sharpen and deepen our hunger for prayer and lifestyle of worship. When one's life is in synchronization with God through the place of prayer, you cannot but be at peace and at rest. 

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Our priority in moving towards the days ahead should be to rebuild the shattered altars of our priesthood assignment. Returning to the place of our assigned priesthood is where we develop the precise heavenly vision, strength, and resource to fulfill our prophetic mandate.

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