The early church was faithful in prayer. And so should we. 1. Commitment –  They were devoted to prayer. The people and the leaders paid constant attention to prayer. They were diligent in it. They met regularly in prayer meetings. Today, prayer will not be a significant part of our life and our church if we only pray when it’s easy or convenient. Effort, diligence, commitment is needed for us to be a house of prayer. 2. Confidence – The early church prayed with confidence because they were praying for God’s work, God’s Kingdom, God’s gospel and God’s name. Today, we need to consistently aim our prayers towards the glory of God. Every time we draw a line in prayer to the glory of God, we can be confident God hears because He is committed to His own glory. 3. Consequence – The early church was not discouraged when things did not turn out the way they had expected in prayer. They understood that God’s ways are higher than our ways. Let us remember that God’s good is always better than our good, and be faithful in prayer!