Prayer is communion with God — but not all communion sounds the same. Scripture reveals different postures and purposes: petition, praise, intercession, and meditation, each a distinct way of drawing near. E.W. Kenyon, one of the most respected voices in Kingdom theology, focuses this study on an often misunderstood and overlooked practice: biblical meditation as military strategy. Beginning with God’s charge to Joshua before the conquest of Canaan — “meditate on it day and night” — Kenyon unpacks how deliberate, disciplined rehearsal of God’s Word is not a passive exercise but a battle formation. It is how a Kingdom son or daughter remembers their covenantal authority and walks in consistent victory over the enemy.
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