La Guia de Oracion del Guerrero Espiritual es ideal para las personas que se encuentran en la busqueda de estrategias para generar cambios en su familia o en su situacion personal. Este libro es una gran fuente de sabiduria y contiene poderosas armas espirituales fundamentadas en las Escrituras, armas para lograr una transformacion a traves de la oracion. En La Guia de Oracion del Guerrero Espiritual aprenderas a aplicar las promesas biblicas en cada area de la vida: enfermedades, problemas economicos, depresion, preocupacion por los seres queridos rebeldes, desempleo, y confusion espiritual. La presente es una version revisada y mejorada de la primera edicion, las autoras Quin Sherrer y Ruthanne Garlock comparten estas oraciones con el fin de liberar a individuos y transformar territorios para la expansion del reino de Dios. Incluye: Oraciones para el guerrero espiritual. Versiculos del Antiguo y Nuevo Testamento. Traduccion por Enrique Chi. Citas Biblicas: la Reina Valera 1960 (RVR1960). The Spiritual Warrior's Prayer Guide The Spiritual Warrior's Prayer Guide is ideal for people who are in search of strategies to generate changes in their family or in their personal situation. This book is a great source of wisdom and contains powerful spiritual weapons grounded in Scripture, weapons to help achieve transformation through prayer. In The Spiritual Warrior's Prayer Guide you will learn to apply biblical promises in every life area: illness, financial problems, depression, concern for unruly loved ones, unemployment, and spiritual confusion. This is a revised and improved version of the first edition, the authors Quin Sherrer and Ruthanne Garlock share these prayers in order to liberate individuals and transform territories for the expansion of the kingdom of God. It includes: ? Prayers for the spiritual warrior. ? Old and New Testament verses. ? Translation by Enrique Chi. ? Scripture quotes: la Reina Valera 1960 (RVR1960).

Muslims are required to pray five times a day, but for too many of us these are little more than physical movements devoid of any spirit or divine connection? In contrast, the Prophet characterised prayer as “the spiritual ascent (mi'raj) of the believer.” In a modern world of constant distraction, how are we to achieve the communion with the Divine that prayer is supposed to be? How can we reach the state of the Prophet who would ask his Companion Bilal to give the call to prayer with the expression: “Give us repose through it, O Bilal.”

The present short but valuable work provides us with the answer. Dr Bassam Saeh, a scholar of the Arabic language, casts a refreshing new perspective on prayer in the modern context. With practical examples, and in contemporary idiom, he charts a path for the seeker of God’s pleasure to attain a deeper sense of consciousness and devotion in prayer. The short chapters of this work are designed to be read and reread as constant reminders for us to renew our commitment to the Divine in our prayer.

Contemplative prayer and the contemplative way of life are the central themes of this book. Against the backdrop of their rich experience of accompanying those coming on retreat to House Gries, Germany, the authors talk about what happens in silence: healing and wholeness, suffering and consolation, forgiveness and reconciliation, gratitude and joy... This originated from a desire to make more widely available the experiences that emerge through conversations between retreatants and guides. The individual chapters of the book, each based on a particular theme have a clear and consistent structure. A short introduction to the theme is followed by a conversation. Scripture, the writings of St. Ignatius, experiences from spiritual accompaniment as well as the authors' own personal experiences form the basis for these conversations. Through using the questions, "Where was my heart burning?" "Where were my eyes opened?" the authors pick out aspects in the conversation which triggered a particular resonance within them. Finally, each chapter concludes with short exercises for the reader, relevant to the theme.