Spurgeon Quotes on Prayer

Prayer is not overcoming God’s reluctance, but laying hold of His willingness.

Prayer is not a monologue, but a dialogue with God.

The greatest tragedy in prayer is not unanswered requests, but unasked ones.

Prayer is not a time waster, but a soul refresher.

The secret of prayer lies not in our words, but in our hearts.

Prayer is not a performance, but a relationship with our Heavenly Father.

Prayer is not a last resort, but a first response.

The power of prayer is not in our abilities, but in God’s availability.

Prayer is not a duty, but a privilege.

The fervency of prayer is not measured by the volume of our voice, but by the sincerity of our heart.

Prayer is not about changing God’s mind, but aligning our will with His.

Prayer is not a checklist, but a conversation.

The posture of prayer is not about physical position, but a humble heart.

Prayer is not a self-centered request, but a selfless surrender.

The power of prayer is not in our eloquence, but in God’s sovereignty.

Prayer is not a means to get what we want, but a way to seek God’s will.

Prayer is not a formula, but a faith-filled trust in God’s goodness.

The effectiveness of prayer is not in our efforts, but in God’s grace.

Prayer is not a wish list, but a surrender of our desires to God’s perfect plan.

Prayer is not a one-sided conversation, but a divine dialogue.

Spurgeon Quotes on Prayer part 2

The posture of prayer is not about kneeling, but about humbling ourselves before God.

Prayer is not a one-time event, but a daily habit.

Prayer is not a burden, but a blessing.

The power of prayer is not in our words, but in God’s response.

Prayer is not a religious obligation, but a personal connection with God.

Prayer is not a magic formula, but a reliance on God’s power.

Prayer is not about finding the right words, but opening our hearts to God’s presence.

The effectiveness of prayer is not in our faith, but in the faithfulness of God.

Prayer is not a solo act, but a partnership with the Holy Spirit.

Prayer is not about impressing others, but expressing our dependence on God.

Prayer is not a time waster, but a soul nourisher.

Prayer is not a transaction, but a transformation.

The posture of prayer is not about folding our hands, but surrendering our will to God’s.

Prayer is not a duty, but a delight.

Prayer is not a last resort, but a first step.

Prayer is not a religious ritual, but a heartfelt conversation with God.

The power of prayer is not in our efforts, but in God’s intervention.

Prayer is not a performance, but a place of vulnerability before God.

Prayer is not a monologue, but a dialogue where we can pour out our hearts to God.

Prayer is not about getting what we want, but aligning ourselves with God’s will.

Prayer is not a means to an end, but a way to deepen our relationship with God.

Prayer is not about changing God’s mind, but changing our hearts to align with His.

Prayer is not a chore, but a privilege to commune with the Creator of the Universe.

Prayer is not a selfish act, but a selfless surrender to God’s perfect plan.

Prayer is not a superficial exercise, but a deep connection to the heart of God.

Prayer is not about finding the right words, but about pouring out our hearts to God.

Prayer is not a religious obligation, but a personal invitation to experience God’s presence.

Prayer is not a magic formula, but a trust in God’s power to work in our lives.

Prayer is not about impressing others, but about surrendering our need for control to God.

Prayer is not a burden, but a joy when we realize our dependence on God.