PRAYER: THE SPIRITUAL MISSILE

 PRAYER: THE SPIRITUAL MISSILE 


By: Evangelist Oluwole Olaleye 

Christ Witness Evangelical Outreach 

a.k.a Christ Witness Mission 

Enquiry:08038533059



Prayer is not just a Christian practice; it is a Divinely empowered missile that travels beyond human limitations and strikes with Supernatural precision. Just as a missile can be launched from a distance and still hit its target, Prayer leaves your lips but lands exactly where God intends. It enters Spiritual territories, breaks satanic fortresses, opens impossible doors, and establishes God’s Will on Earth.


The Bible reveals Prayer as a force that shakes foundations, disarms enemies, and releases angelic intervention. When Paul and Silas prayed in prison, their prayer missile hit the foundations of the jail, and every chain broke (Acts 16:25–26). When Elijah prayed, his prayers shut Heaven and opened it again (James 5:17–18). Prayer travels to places your hands cannot reach and accomplishes what your strength cannot do.


Every effective missile requires three things:


A launch pad — your heart (Jeremiah 29:13)


A target — your request (Philippians 4:6)


Power — your Faith (Mark 11:24)


When these align, Prayer becomes a Spiritual weapon of mass destruction against darkness. That is why Satan fears a praying Believer; he knows that Prayer “pulls down strongholds” (2 Corinthians 10:4) and releases God’s Power into any situation.


Launch your Spiritual missile daily. Aim it with Faith. Charge it with Scripture. Prayer may be invisible, but its impact will always be undeniable.


PRAYER POINTS:


1.Lord, empower my Prayer life with fresh fire. Let every Prayer I make carry Divine accuracy and unstoppable Power in Jesus’ name.


2.Every stronghold resisting my destiny—be destroyed by the Power of God released through my Prayers in the name of Jesus.Amen.

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