Secret Of Intercession
$14.99
Intercession is more than persistent prayer. Prayer is mighty, but intercession has the power to move the hand of God. The power to change the world. Andrew Murray will show you how to join in the determined pursuit of God’s will. You will find:
How to cultivate an intimate relationship with the Lord
God’s purpose for your life
Mighty power in prayer that can influence nations
How to be persistent in prayer when you can’t immediately see results
The ability to pray as Christ prayed As you read, your life and faith will be strengthened, and the world around you will feel the effects of your pleading on its behalf. God wants to pour out His blessings and favor on the world.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780883688496
UPC: 630809688491
Andrew Murray
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: August 2002
Publisher: Whitaker House Publishers
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