Prayer Works
$14.49
Explore the many facets of prayer!
The lessons in this book have been designed to help lead small group members into a deeply spiritual exploration of prayer based on the greatest prayer textbook ever written-the Bible itself. But if you’re not in a small group, you can still learn a lot from these lessons. They cover:
The secret to answered prayer
How to pray for others
How and why Jesus prayed
God is eager to answer our prayers
Why some prayers aren’t answered
How the prayer of faith moves mountains
God’s infinite power which is available to us through prayer
How to listen as we pray
What happens when churches pray
Prayer Works contains 13 lessons for group study, with suggested prayer, Bible study, group sharing, and life application activities for each session. So gather your group and let the adventure begin!
(Small groups will bring you closer to Jesus, help you make new friends and deepen your ties to old ones, increase your peace, build up your church, help you solve problems, and ignite a fire in your soul. It’s one of the most rapidly expanding movements in the church today: small groups that meet in the homes of church members to pray, study, and fellowship together.)
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SKU (ISBN): 9780828015240
Kurt Johnson
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: September 2003
Publisher: Review & Herald Publishing
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