Whimpy-whampy prayer!
Sis Bala Samson
Daily Delight Devotions
Monday, May 25, 2026
Daniel 6:10 Daniel always prayed to God three times every day. Three times every day, he bowed down on his knees to pray and praise God. Even though Daniel heard about the new law, he still went to his house to pray. He went up to the upper room of his house and opened the windows that faced toward Jerusalem. Then Daniel bowed down on his knees and prayed just as he always had done."
Above is the gorgeous testimony of Daniel: despite the new law, he displayed grit, determination and commitment to show who was his Boss. Glory! He was not going to stop prayer for a crazy law. His faith was not whimpy-whampy, Daniel's faith was incredibly bold and uncompromising. Hallelujah! How about you?
Friend, the reason for our mediocre lives, broken homes and debt-drenched lives is because we read more of ‘how to become rich and how to have stress-free life’ rather than the Word of God.
Young people! Youth Leaders! Listen! When would you abandon the world, work and spend time with God in fasting and prayer, so that you could get directions from ABOVE for your life rather than running behind prophesies? How about going on plain tea and bread for a few days and praying? Your ministry, work and life would have spectacular changes when you do that! I challenge you!
We talk big about the Big God, alright; but when would we do something big for Him, like crucifying our flesh, desires and appetite and sit at His feet? Tell me. Prayer replaces worry with God's peace (Philippians 4:6-7).
I thank God as my passion for Him has not been buried even after several years; the pain, suffering, tribulations, sickness, betrayal, lampooning and humiliation has not dented my craze and love for Him one bit. All the above said persecutions were meant to shape and mold me as His Servant and be able to speak to the rural and the urban crowd around the globe and prepare a generation for His Second Coming.
Consistent prayer shifts eyes from problems to God (Colossians 4:2).
