KENNETH E HAGIN: PRAYER OF FAITH vs CONSECRATION — 10 SHOCKING DIFFERENCES Most Miss

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KENNETH E HAGIN: PRAYER OF FAITH vs CONSECRATION — 10 SHOCKING DIFFERENCES Most Miss
In this power-packed message, Kenneth E Hagin opens Ephesians 6:18 and shows why prayer isn’t “one-size-fits-all.” Using Jesus as our model—Gethsemane for CONSECRATION and Lazarus’ tomb for the PRAYER OF FAITH—Brother Hagin exposes the costly mistake many believers make: mixing rule books and then wondering why prayer “sometimes works and sometimes doesn’t.” If you’ve ever prayed “Lord, if it be Thy will” over things God has already promised—or tried to command something when you actually needed direction—this teaching is your breakthrough moment.

What you’ll learn in this video:
• The meaning of “praying with all kinds of prayer” (Ephesians 6:18) and why each kind has its own rules.
• The 10 SHOCKING DIFFERENCES between the PRAYER OF FAITH and the PRAYER OF CONSECRATION—target, language, the “IF” factor, tone, timing, Scripture basis, outcomes, and more.
• Why Jesus said “NOT MY WILL” in the garden (Matthew 26) but “LAZARUS, COME FORTH” at the tomb (John 11)—and how that pattern protects you from confusion and wavering (James 1:6–7).
• How to stop “raising your Lazarus with a Gethsemane prayer” and start receiving what grace already purchased (1 Peter 2:24; Mark 11:23–24).
• Four practical GUARDRAILS that keep you from ever mixing these prayers again: find the Scripture first; if you don’t know—consecrate; never add IF to a faith prayer; don’t boss God when you need direction.
• A quick, real-life QUIZ to help you decide—on the spot—which prayer to use for healing, guidance, provision, or salvation.
• A step-by-step DEMONSTRATION of both prayers so you can feel the difference and pray with boldness today.

Why this matters:
When you know God’s will from His Word, you can pray the PRAYER OF FAITH without hesitation and expect manifestation. When you don’t yet know His will for a decision, the PRAYER OF CONSECRATION brings peace and clear guidance from the Holy Spirit (Proverbs 3:5–6). Learning to keep these rule books separate is the difference between spiritual frustration and consistent answers.

Timestamps (for quick navigation):
0:00 Intro—“All kinds of prayer” explained
2:45 Gethsemane: the PRAYER OF CONSECRATION
7:58 Lazarus: the PRAYER OF FAITH
14:02 The 10 shocking differences (fast list)
18:00 Pop quiz—Which prayer fits?
20:03 The four guardrails for daily life
24:49 Live practice—pray both ways
27:59 Final charge & call to action

If this helped you, like 👍, subscribe, and share it with someone who’s been praying hard but seeing few results. Drop your biggest takeaway in the comments and tell us which area you’re believing God for this week. Remember: faith begins where the will of God is known—and when you pray by the right rules, the Word works.

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