Power Of Personal Prayer
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in 19 Chapters
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God intends for every believer to have a great prayer life, but few do. Although we may pray fervently when we face a crisis, many of us find it awkward-even impossible-to have a meaningful prayer life at other times. In an easy to understand and encouraging manner, Jonathan Graf presents the keys to a dynamic prayer life. He teaches the foundational truths of what prayer is and how essential it is in our relationship with God. He tackles tough questions about different types of prayer and when to use them. And he offers practical tips on how to pray more effectively.
Whether you’re a new believer or one who has struggled with prayer for years, this book will help you grow in your prayer life. Through his knowledge of the Scriptures and his broad experience in the subject of prayer, Jonathan Graf will disciple you in the practice of prayer. He will help you experience more of God through prayer-the believer’s lifeline to God’s heart.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781576832752
ISBN10: 1576832759
Jonathan Graf
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 2002
Publisher: NavPress
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