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Each Prayer Matters

Cornelius, a Roman centurion stationed in Caesarea, was generous in both prayers and almsgiving. That caught God's attention, who dispatched an angel to tell Cornelius, "Your prayers and alms have ascended as a memorial before God." Note: "prayers" and "alms" are plural. Elsewhere, John recorded a vision of "golden bowls full of incense which are the prayers of God's people."

Prayers are cumulative.

Prayers get noticed.

Prayers can even prompt divine visitation!

Each prayer matters, whether uttered individually or in concert with others.

Let's be children of God whose prayers are both frequent and fragrant to God.

All for One - Quinn

Explore in Context: Acts 10:4; Revelation 5:8

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