Prayers can move mountains, but only if you’re willing to build the road
It is easy to fall into the trap of believing that prayer alone can change our lives, but we must recognize that God does not bless laziness or non productivity
You cannot pray for a harvest and then sit idly waiting for rain
Wishing for miracles without the corresponding effort is playing the fool’s advocate, a futile game where hope and action are disconnected
If you are not willing to put in the work, there’s no point praying for a miracle
When you work with God, you work in synergy, not in solitude
Miracles happen in environments where human effort meets divine will, where prayer is coupled with action
It is easy to fall into the trap of believing that prayer alone can change our lives, but we must recognize that God does not bless laziness or non productivity
Faith without work is like a seed without soil, it will never grow
Praying for miracles without a willingness to put in the necessary effort is akin to asking for success while doing nothing to prepare for it
Wishing for miracles without the corresponding effort is playing the fool’s advocate, a futile game where hope and action are disconnected
Prayers can move mountains, but only if you’re willing to build the road
You cannot stand idly by, expecting the universe to deliver what you’ve not worked for.
The divine may open doors, but you must be ready to walk through them.
Miracles are not magic tricks that appear out of thin air.
When you work with God, you work in synergy, not in solitude
God’s blessings are not just given in response to prayer; they are earned through diligence, perseverance, and the right mindset.
To say, “God will provide,” but refuse to step forward, is an invitation to lack and poverty
The Holy writ teaches that faith without action is dead, and that belief without corresponding effort can never bring about any change.
You cannot pray for a harvest and then sit idly waiting for rain
Prayer can lay the foundation, your sweat, tears, and hard work build the structure.
If you are not willing to put in the work, there’s no point praying for a miracle.
Miracles do not fall from the sky; they are the product of labor, faith, and timing
Miracles happen in environments where human effort meets divine will, where prayer is coupled with action
To truly experience the power of prayer, you must be willing to to to do your part
If you seek a miracle, remember that it requires both faith and the courage.
