Nobody has to teach you to pray when life falls apart. Pain does that work for you.

But what happens to your prayer life when the job is steady, the family is healthy, the papers finally came through, and nothing is currently on fire? For most of us, that’s when the praying gets quiet. Not because we decided to stop. It just stops feeling necessary.

In week two of God’s Will For You, we take Paul’s second command - pray continually - and ask what prayer is actually for in a season when nothing is wrong.

This message is about why a good season can be the most dangerous one you’ll live in, what happens to a decision you never bring to God, and how to build a rhythm before you need it.

This is message two of God’s Will For You, a three-week series in 1 Thessalonians 5.