Praying without ceasing

As I was at work site, 1 Thessalonians 5: 16-19 was prompted to me by the Holy Spirit.

“ Rejoice always. Pray without ceasing. In everything give thanks for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you. Do not quench the Holy Spirit”.

The Father is working towards preparing you and I for the second coming of His Son , Jesus Christ. He is revealing what manner of people we ought to be as we get ready for the Lord’s return…we are to be in the spirit; being filled and walking daily by the Holy Spirit. Apostle Paul understood praying without ceasing is the attribute of the Spirit not human! And I exhort you being born again is a requirement in preparation for the Messiah’s second coming. We ought to be born of the Spirit, born of God; not of the will of man but of God. That which is born of the flesh is flesh , that which is born of the Spirit is spirit. And it is the Spirit that gives life ; praying without ceasing in the Holy Ghost! The Spirit of the Father, that is the Holy Spirit knows the mind of the Father and Him alone is able to pray in us and through us according to the will of the Father.

Speak to the person Holy Spirit ,

‘ Holy Spirit, only You are able to pray according to the will of the Father, praying without ceasing in me and through me. How I long for You, how I desire that You fill me more and more till I am submerged in You. I surrender totally to You Holy Spirit, yielding daily to You , till I be full of You and experience spirit-filled life praying without ceasing.’

And may be you desire to be born again, pray along with me ,

‘ Lord Jesus Christ, today I choose to believe that you are my Lord and Savior, that salvation is in no other except You! I repent all my sins and turn away from iniquity. I receive You Lord as my Lord and Savior for I believe You are Son of the living God , and that You came, died on the cross and rose again to redeem me back to God from my sinful life. Thank You Jesus for saving me. Thank You for writing my name in the book life. Thank You for giving me eternal life. I am born again into the family of God. Amen.’