A.B. Simpson emphasizes the importance of developing a habit of constant prayer, encouraging believers to bring every moment and concern to God. He explains that through repeated practice, prayer can become a natural part of life, allowing us to experience God's blessings in response to our commitments. Simpson highlights that God often allows our uncommitted efforts to be ineffective, reminding us of our dependence on Him. This gentle reminder from God keeps us close to Him, ensuring we rely on His sustaining presence. Ultimately, he encourages us to present all our requests to God, no matter how small.

An important help in the life of prayer is the habit of bringing everything to God, moment by moment, as it comes to us in life. This may become a habit the same way all habits are formed: repeated and constantly attended, moment by moment, until that which is at first an act of will becomes spontaneous and second nature. If we will watch our lives, we shall find that God meets the things that we commit to Him in prayer with special blessing. He often allows the best things that we have not committed to Him to be ineffectual, simply to remind us of our dependence upon Him for everything. It is very gracious and thoughtful of God to compel us gently to remember Him. He would hold us so close to Himself that we cannot get away for a single minute from His all-sustaining arm. In every thing . . . let your requests be made known unto God (Philippians 4:6). Let us bring our least petitions, Like the incense beaten small, All our cares, complaints, conditions Jesus loves to bear them all.