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Books > Religion & Spirituality > Aspects of religions (non-Christian) > Worship > Prayer
If you want to have a conversation with God, then you need to do
two things: pray and fast. In this primer focusing on these
fundamental activities of faith, Rev. Dr. Lionel Stokes shares her
transforming life experiences, exploring
what the Bible says about prayer;
why there are so many misconceptions about fasting; and
how fasting and praying interact with each other.
True prayer is a conversation with God, but many think of it as
a monologue because of the way it occurs in church. It's often like
a one-way telephone conversation, in which one person goes on
endlessly without the slightest pause for even an "aha" from the
other party-and then the caller hangs up before a response can be
made. Whatever our circumstances or situations, there are times
when we want or need to communicate with God or to hear from Him.
The means by which we do this, therefore, must be simple and
clear.
If you want to have a real conversation with God and develop a
stronger relationship, with Him, then praying and fasting are the
answers-but you need to do it right. Take a balanced approach
that's safe and effective, and move closer to the Lord with Prayer
and Fasting.
Prayer is essential to a vital Christian life. Prayer changes
things, and prayer changes us There is no more dire need in the
church today than for praying saints This book comprehensively
covers such topics as the definition of prayer, why to pray, how to
pray, intercessory prayer, hindrances to prayer, spiritual warfare
and the power of prayer. Prayer makes the difference in a
Christian's life.
No matter how long a person has struggled with illness, he faces a
myriad of emotions when all treatment options have been exhausted.
There are many books offering encouragement and advice on how to
live. This one offers a perspective on how to die. The author wrote
these prayers while undergoing her sixth and seventh regimens of
chemotherapy for recurrent ovarian cancer. The writing resonates
with her grief, anger, acceptance, and the comfort she found as God
carried her through this phase of life.
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