The speaker, Apostle Gideon Odoma, begins by defining prayer not as a religious ritual but as the fundamental language of the spiritually dependent — specifically stating “Prayer is the language of the helpless.” That is, those who recognize their own weakness and need for divine intervention are the ones who truly pray.
The speaker, Apostle Gideon Odoma, begins by defining prayer not as a religious ritual but as the fundamental language of the spiritually dependent — specifically stating “Prayer is the language of the helpless.” That is, those who recognize their own weakness and need for divine intervention are the ones who truly pray.