When we feel the least inclined to commune with Jesus, let us pray the most. Pr 24
Every morning take time to begin your work with prayer. Do not think this wasted time; it is time that will live through eternal ages. Pr 26
As you ask the Lord to help you, honor your Saviour by believing that you do receive His blessing. All power, all wisdom, are at our command. We have only to ask. MH 514
"Pray always;" that is, be ever in the spirit of prayer, and then you will be in readiness for your Lord's coming. Pr 29
It is our safety, our life, our joy, to dwell upon the truths of the plan of salvation. Faith and prayer are necessary in order that we may behold the deep things of God. Our minds are so bound about with narrow ideas, that we catch but limited views of the experience it is our privilege to have. Pr 30
Without unceasing prayer and diligent watching we are in danger of growing careless and of deviating from the right path. Pr 32
Those who have a humble, trusting, contrite heart, God accepts, and hears their prayer; and when God helps, all obstacles will be overcome. Pr 33
How can we honor God, how can we vindicate his word, unless we are much in prayer, appealing to him to manifest his power in behalf of the perishing? Prayer, p. 42
The simple prayers indited by the Holy Spirit will ascend through the gates ajar, the open door which Christ has declared: I have opened, and no man can shut. These prayers, mingled with the incense of the perfection of Christ, will ascend as fragrance to the Father, and answers will come. Pr 46-47
The youth acknowledges no obligation to his father, and expresses no gratitude; yet he claims the privilege of a child in sharing his father’s goods. The inheritance that would fall to him at his father’s death he desires to receive now. He is bent on present enjoyment, and cares not for the future. COL 199
Morning, noon and night I will cry out to you, and I know you will hear me. Psalm 55:17. The Clear Word