1. Desire
What things soever ye desire, when ye pray, believe that ye receive them, and ye shall have them. (Mark 11:24).
Notice in the above verse that he puts the word "desire" before the word "pray" ("What things soever ye desire, when ye pray"). This means prayer comes as a result of a burning heart desire. How much do you want a change in your life? How much do you want victory? If it ain't coming from a heart desire is ain't prayer. You have to get to a place where you want victory more than you want an extra half hour of sleep, time in front of the television, or any other routine you may have. You can’t be a yo-yo—up one day and down the next—and reach your goals.
2. Believe When You Pray
The next word that comes after the Word "pray" is, "believe that ye receive", this means before you see the answer you must believe that you have received. We are not to believe we will receive in the future—we are to believe we receive right at that moment. Every day you will talk and act like one who has received, you thank God daily, for answering your prayers.
3. And ye shall have them
The last words that follow after "believing that ye receive" is, "and ye shall have them". The physical having of the answer comes after the believing that one has received. This means when you are through fighting the fight of faith, when you have stood long enough on the Word of God, circumstances, events, and people will be lined up with the Word of God in your mouth. A physical manifestation of your victory will be seen by all, you will walk in the victory that you had been professing