Guides Greatest Prayer Stories
$19.59
“When they got up from their knees they stared at the table that had been bare moments before. It couldn’t be! It wasn’t possible! There on the table was a large steaming platter heaped high with colorful vegetables, potatoes, and fish. Eyes wide with unbelief, the roommates looked at each other, then back at the table. This was uncanny. This was unnatural. This was too much!”
Prayer is mind-boggling. Find out how it delivered two boys from a pit, caused a stolen car to stall, taught a woman to read, delivered a snorkeling missionary from a mad shark, led a strange black dog to deliver a lost purse, healed a crushed cat, led a lad to the right trombone and a lass to the right horse, helped a young man to find his glasses on the bottom of Lake Michigan, unlocked a locked door, provided electricity in a power outage, kept a family from starving, and brought a whole carload of mechanics to start a stalled car.
This book will leave you with a whole carload of faith.
4 in stock
SKU (ISBN): 9780816362110
Helen Robinson
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: February 2002
Publisher: Pacific Press Publishing Association
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