The Bible says to pray with all prayer. All prayer means there is more than one type of prayer. For example, there is: the prayer of faith; consecration; committal; petition; intercession; agreement; worship (praise, thanksgiving); praying with an unknown tongue; and group prayer.
The rules that govern one type of prayer won't necessarily work with another type of prayer.
When we learn the rules which govern each type of prayer, our prayer-life won't be such a hit-or-miss affair. We won't be left in the dark concerning God's will and what we can expect to achieve through our prayer.
("The Art of Intercession" by Kenneth E. Hagin, is a good resource on this.)
The rules that govern one type of prayer won't necessarily work with another type of prayer.
When we learn the rules which govern each type of prayer, our prayer-life won't be such a hit-or-miss affair. We won't be left in the dark concerning God's will and what we can expect to achieve through our prayer.
("The Art of Intercession" by Kenneth E. Hagin, is a good resource on this.)
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