There is a difference between communicating in a disjointed way with properly presenting to God our comprehensive doctrine and being proficient in getting to the heart of the specific matter. Many us look at this effective communication as just coming to God with necessary knowledge of whom He is and being very undisciplined in petitioning Him with direct language. We are responsible to come to Him with extraordinary boldness. That boldness is not merely asking but pronounced in a stouthearted way. 

The unbounded confidence we display is graciously according to His completed work and not ours. This is a king language. The legitimate king who devolves absolute authority in ordinarily coming to the Most High voluntarily relinquishes his kingly authority by adequately addressing God as the only King. Because a king does not possess the unconquerable desires to establish a kingdom in objective reality. Only God does as He pleases. The point being there is no self-confidence in the earthly edicts but only our unbounded confidence that sacred word is His desire to objective reality. God speaks and it is satisfactorily accomplished. How simple and burning can that be?

This is why the language of prayer remains a battle language. It is the confidence of a commander to bellow the orders to his troops just before the battle.The desire is to pray so that unity becomes reality. As long as the sincere desires are conflicting there is an evil work. Fervent prayer is wrestling with God. It's the direct path to overcome all fiercely opposed desires. We must learn how to become strong in the Lord. We represent not altogether petitioning God but we are presenting compelling arguments. We bring those desires of our hearts with clear arguments. God will either refine them or give us victory. The primary reasons that we praise God with exaggerated praise more than for whom but for the day of victory. Some times we think God is the heavenly teacher we are coming to with knowledge but no purpose. If we are convincing, we over come our faint heart. We must convince God.