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Our inspiration to pray comes from Jesus because, though he was God in human form, he still prayed. God has given us access to his inheritance, and that can be obtained through dedication and prayer. Jesus taught us how to pray to our father in Matthew 6:9–14, and this gives us confidence that whatever we ask of God, according to his will, will be given to us.

We pray because it is the means by which we communicate with our Creator. When a phone's battery is completely depleted, it is rendered useless and powerless. When you connect it to the charger, however, it regains its strength and functionality.

To strengthen our relationship with God, we prayer. Without God's presence, we are empty vessels and we waste our lives. We require him on a daily basis; this is how we re-establish contact with him and strengthen our bond. He brings us back to life when we have lost all of our strength. Prayer doesn't only strengthen us, but it also gives us the courage to face the challenges of life.

There is nothing we can't handle together when we have the creator of the heavens, the earth, and everything on it on our side.

1 Chronicles 16:11 in the Bible encourages us to look to the Lord and his strength, and to seek his face at all times.

The Bible says in Luke 18:1, "Jesus told his disciples a parable that they should always pray without giving up." That is, even if our prayers go unanswered at times, we should never give up praying because God hears us. 

We cannot strengthen our relationship with God unless we spend time in prayer. As a result, no one should stop praying and claim that "God isn't answering my prayers." 

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