Intimate Intercession : The Sacred Joy Of Praying For Others
$18.99
Author Tricia Rhodes defines intercession as standing in the gap between God and needy people, our hearts bonded to theirs as we plead their case in prayer, regardless of what they have done or haven’t done to deserve God’s intervention. Each chapter is divided into segments that provide a biblical basis, inspirational thoughts, and personal devotional exercises that will engage the reader both in connecting with God and experiencing intimacy with Him.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780849905636
ISBN10: 084990563X
Tricia Rhodes
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: October 2005
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
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