Alfred, Lord Tennyson famously said that “more things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams.” How true this is! In fact, the longer I live the more I have come to recognize that nothing important happens apart from prayer. I grew up in a home where prayer was central. My mother, in particular, was (and continues to be) a great prayer warrior. She begins every day with a focused, extended time of prayer and intercession before God. Only in heaven will we realize how many glorious things have happened and how much evil has been restrained because of my mother’s prayers. Let me share just two examples of how her prayers have changed my life.
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