The Eight Prayer Watches: How to Pray with Divine Timing, Use Every Watch Strategically, and Win Spiritual Battles Around the Clock

You can pray the right prayer at the wrong time and still go hungry.

Think about meals. If you turn up for breakfast at noon, the table is empty. It doesn't matter how hungry you are or how badly you want it. You missed the time.

Afam Eze learned that young. At home his parents kept a strict routine for meals. At boarding school, if you were late, you didn't eat. But in Sunday school nobody ever taught him that prayer works the same way. Nobody explained that the day is divided into watches, and that each one carries its own battles, its own doors and its own blessings. So like many believers, he prayed hard, saw little, and blamed God for it.

The Eight Prayer Watches teaches what he wishes he'd been taught. Jesus told His disciples to watch "at even, or at midnight, or at the cockcrowing, or in the morning." This book takes you through every one of those times, so you know what is happening in the spirit and what to pray.

Part One: Understanding the prayer watch

• What a prayer watch is, and the role of the watchman at the gates of time
• Seven purposes of the watch: restoration, overcoming temptation, being ready for Christ's return, warning against danger, fighting the enemy, praying with accuracy, and gaining boldness
• Why praying in the right watch changes the results you get

Part Two: The eight watches of the day

• 6 to 9 a.m. The altar of Jesus, the Dayspring. How to command your morning and set the course of your whole day
• 9 a.m. to noon. Abraham's altar. The hour Jesus was nailed to the cross, the seven ways He shed His blood, His words from the cross, and the hour Pentecost fell
• Noon to 3 p.m. God's hidden wisdom. Darkness at noon, protection from "the destruction that wasteth at noonday," the law of substitution, and reversing death
• 3 to 6 p.m. God re-enters the scene. The torn veil, the opened graves, and why this watch carries resurrection power
• 6 to 9 p.m. Burying dead issues. What to settle before night falls
• 9 p.m. to midnight. Praying for children, and the three kinds of children every parent needs to understand
• Midnight to 3 a.m. The midnight battle. Why the enemy sows while men sleep, the midnight judgment on Egypt, reversing midnight exchanges, and prison doors opening at midnight
• 3 to 6 a.m. The cock-crow watch. Overturning the enemy at dawn and taking authority over the waters

What changes when you read it

You'll know what each hour is for, so you can fit your prayers to the times God set. Morning stops being rushed and starts being commanded. Nights stop being scary and start being won. And you'll finally have answers for those 3 a.m. wake-ups.

This book is for you if:

• You pray a lot but rarely see answers that match the effort
• You wake up at night and don't know why, or what to do with it
• You're a parent who wants to cover your children properly
• You lead a prayer group and want a clear, Bible-based structure

Afam Eze has kept the morning watch for years and says it changed the way he lives every day. Once you know the watches, you'll stop guessing and start praying on time.

If you've been praying hard and seeing little, the problem might not be how you pray. It might be when.

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