You Want Light, But Who Will Pay the Prayer Bill?

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Want light? Pay the prayer bill. 💡🙌 Because even NEPA knows nothing stays on for free



Romans 12:11–13 (MSG)

Paul is basically shouting, “Don’t burn out! Stay fueled up! Stay on fire! Serve God with joy!”


And honestly, Paul understood something many of us pretend not to know: You cannot move forward on an empty spiritual tank

.

It’s impossible. Even Toyota will disown you if you try it.


Think about it:

You can’t drive your car on E, and then blame the manufacturer.You knew the tank was empty.

You saw the fuel light blinking like a Christmas decoration. But you still kept going because “God will do it.”

God will do it, yes… but you will buy fuel.


Same with prayer.

You can’t coast on yesterday’s prayer like it’s leftover jollof. Prayer is not “once and keep.”

It’s daily fuel. If you don’t intentionally refill, your spirit will start coughing like a generator with bad plug.


And let’s talk about electricity.

You can shout “Light! Light!” from now till December—but if somebody did not pay the bill,

my dear, you will watch Netflix in the spirit.


That’s the truth of spiritual intentionality:

You keep your light on by “paying the bill” with prayer, service, and generosity.

God has given you the light, yes.

But staying connected?

That’s your responsibility.


Don’t be the Christian who wants brightness without the bill, fire without fuel, or power without connection.

Stay prayed up.

Stay fueled up.

Stay lit for God.


Comments

  1. Muna Ik28 November 2025 at 16:04

    Thank you ma for this reminder.Even Jesus prayed to remain connected with the father.If Jesus could pray ,who are we not to pray??

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  2. Valentine SOG28 November 2025 at 16:40

    Wow. I'm almost speechless because it's just the message I need now.
    I'm deeply inspired. And yes, I've learned: "Prayer is not once and keep. It’s daily fuel."
    For a while I've found myself focusing on the present and hoping for past prayers to sort out the future. I hate to make the same prayer twice. But today I've learned that consistent prayer is not vain repetition, IT IS DAILY FUEL FOR MY SPIRIT. I am deeply blessed.

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  3. Anonymous28 November 2025 at 21:10

    Thank you thank you so much I really enjoyed your comments

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  4. Anonymous29 November 2025 at 01:40

    Thank u for the enlightenment

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  5. Anonymous29 November 2025 at 10:24

    Thank you

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  6. Anonymous30 November 2025 at 15:27

    Thank you so much sis,I learnt a lot from this, keep praying , don't wait for the one you prayed to finish keep topping up your prayer.wow am blessed

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