Lifes unexpected difficulties and disappointments can be discouraging when dealt the wrong hand of life. We are often discouraged by the tide the ocean of life sometimes blows in our direction. But, change can be made through prayer. In Something Happens after Prayer, author Pastor Ade Oyeyemi discusses how prayer should be an integral part of every Christians practice. Using a host of Biblical references and examples, Oyeyemi demonstrates that prayer works for those who need forgiveness, for those who need deliverance, and for those who need healing, wisdom, or mercy. He tells how there is no better way to respond to the storms of life than through prayer. Each chapter addresses a spiritual or life topic and offers a selection of appropriate prayers to send to God. Something Happens after Prayer encourages believers to turn to prayer when faith is floundering and the oppression of Satan knocks on the door, when temptations weigh heavy and bad things are happening all around, when we become weak in the face of worry, when marriage comes under attack, and when health is threatened. Great things happen after prayer.

Movin’ on up! Do you approach prayer with the same attitude and same requests—now you can flow into a new realm. Prayer Changes Things shows you how to pray the Jesus way—responding to His Father with “yes” as a matter of habit. You, too, can learn to trust Him with that same response in your everyday life. Prayer Changes Things includes excerpts from the following books and authors: Let Your Yes be Yes by Don Nori Spirit-Empowered Prayer Storm by James Goll Mystics, Mystical Experiences, and Contemplative Prayer by Beni Johnson Healing and Interventional Answers by Elmer L. Towns Prayer That Takes Hold of the Impossible! by Morris Cerullo The Power Source by Suzette T. Caldwell Praying in Another Dimension by Sue Curran The Life-Changing Benefits of Fasting by Mahesh Chavda Prayer Can Be Powerful (or Otherwise) by C. Peter Wagner You can pray with great power and authority—starting today!

Months ago i looked at myself as a saved person and i discovered that i was sinking not because i was doing things that were unGodly but i look at myself i saw that theres no growth and i needed God to help me so that i can move beyond the things i was going through .my journey drove from not knowing what was going on any more everything seemed dark , i couldnt pray anymore,i still had strongholds that i was dealing with and i didnt understand why there were still there i had a lot of questions and i needed answers, i was reminded that God has always been there even thou I didn't feel him. Know this Remember what the lord has done in the past Remember Gods role and let him do his thing Learn to dedicate prayers in your situations to help you pray more I REMEMBERED ,I PRAYED Now do the same bless you all

Before God will anoint you or use you, you must get to know the Holy Spirit. You have a bond with and contact with the Holy Spirit. He must take charge and control over your life. His heart and your heart must work in harmony. Because if we seek only power, we end up in finding out of season. If we seek the Lord, God now begins to bless us and use us properly. So, when people seek the power of God, they want to use it or use the Lord, who gives it, but when they seek the Lord, they will say, Lord, use me. When God begins to reveal himself to us, he will use us and make himself real in our lives. You will see Jesus real and alive. You meet him in the spirit, and he will make himself alive in your life. So, it is all about Jesus! It is all about knowing him through his blessed Holy Spirit, who is a person. When the anointing comes upon you, your life will automatically change. Every negative will turn into a positive. You will become bold and fearless. There is no mountain you cannot melt.

Discover the prayer habits of world-changing ministry leaders that will transform your life and your leadership. Experienced leaders will tell you that you can’t lead on your own. The pressure, the impossible decisions, the high risks, the temptations, the people, the overwhelming schedule—it’s too much. Some leaders seek outside help. They pray. Looking for help in their own leadership, entrepreneur Ryan Skoog, CEO Peter Greer, and executive advisor Cameron Doolittle set out to investigate how leaders pray. What do they say to God? How often do they pray, and for how long? Where do they pray? And how on earth do they make time for prayer? Skoog, Greer, and Doolittle spent three years researching. They logged over one hundred hours of interviews with leaders in six continents who collectively serve in over one hundred countries. They researched or spoke with global entrepreneurs and business executives of Fortune 500 companies, as well as some of the most influential pastors and ministry leaders in the world—leaders such as Joni Eareckson Tada Francis Chan John Mark Comer Christine Caine David Green Mark Batterson Among countless others. Here in this book, the authors share the spiritual habits, techniques, and practices of these world-changing leaders, revealing specific details of their prayer lives. In addition, the book includes prayers for leaders to use in their own prayer time as well as tools for how to cultivate a personal and organizational commitment to prayer. By allowing these men and women to lead us in prayer, we learn not only how to pray but also how to build a culture of prayer wherever we lead. It is only when our businesses, ministries, and churches pray that they will be transformed.

Deconstruction does not mean ‘Demolition’ It means ‘breaking down’ or to analyse something to discover its true meaning. In Deconstructing Prayer, it looks at why believer’s prayers seem to go unanswered. It addresses and answers difficult questions we wrestle with about Faith, sin, and unbelief. Are these the only reasons why we don’t see answers or is there another reason why. It seeks to separate the wheat from the tears by exposing dangerous doctrines of men that are killing the body of Christ. It explains the Dark Knight of the Soul that believers don’t realise their going through. Causing some to fall away from the Faith, confused and broken with no help from the church. You will learn how to discern what type of spirits like to manifest as the Holy Spirit. What you are really fighting with and how to overcome it. Learn how to spiritually cleanse yourself, family, home, and sacred space. Understand how Faith really works. How to do spiritual warfare using the book of Psalms and the whole armour of God. Learn how sickness manifests and why you can’t find healing. Understand why, you are doing all they tell you to do but it’s not working. So much more is within this book, you will finally come to know the Truth and the Truth will set you free.

Readers will experience the power of having a vibrant life of prayer and relationship with God and discover the creative ideas to weave prayer into the fabric of their day.

Have you ever wondered how prayer works? Have you ever wished you were better at praying? Have you ever been at a loss for words to pray? This is not a book that attempts to answer all your questions on prayer. On the contrary, the author acknowledges upfront that prayer is a mystery for which there is no magic formula. There are Biblical principles that teach much about prayer, and God's spiritual spokespersons have offered insight. But God is God, and prayer is in the realm of His unfathomable ways and workings. Rather, this is a book that invites you to come alongside the author and delve into the practice of prayer. It contains reflections on varied prayer matters that are based on exploring principles about prayer and trying various ways to pray. It is the fruit of the author's entreating God to teach her to pray. Since much of this entreating occurred while walking with her son through his cancer battle and now as she grieves his passing, the author's insights are presented as one questioning pilgrim desiring to help another. The book's premise is that we do not have to understand prayer to pray. We learn to pray by praying. The more we pray, the more natural praying therefore becomes. Hence, suggestions and tools are offered to facilitate praying. Whether you are relatively experienced with prayer, brand new, or somewhere in between, you are invited to ponder these prayer matters and to implement those suggestions for "doing prayer" that appeal to you. Because, ultimately, while we may not know the intricate workings of prayer this side of Heaven, one thing we do know is... Prayer Matters!

The purpose of this volume says John Coburn is to help you pray and grow in your personal religious life. It is a book about your inner life and your relationship with God. Although this relationship is unique for each person, there is a general way in which God deals with us and through which we respond. This book is concerned with this general pattern. Chapters include: Prayer is Response to God Be Yourself and Begin with Where You Are Clearing the Ground: When, Where, and How to Pray The Foundation Stones of Prayer: Adoration, Thanksgiving, Confession, Intercession, Petition The House that Prayer Builds: Prayers that You Think, that You Feel, that You Will Progress in Prayer: Practicing the Presence of God; Reading, Prayer Groups, Retreats; a Rule of Life; On Beginning Again Mature Personal Religion: Action and Worship On Suffering and Joy

Throughout history, Christians have prayed for the dead - both for continual growth of the faithful and for their advancement from purgatory, and sometimes, even, for the deliverance of the unsaved from hell. Understanding Prayer for the Dead defends all three kinds of prayer. It challenges Protestants, who seldom pray for the dead, to begin doing so - and Roman Catholics and Eastern Orthodox, who pray only for the Christian dead, to include the unsaved as well. James B. Gould addresses the biblical credentials of prayer for the dead and provides a historical overview of such prayers from ancient Christianity to the current practice of the three main branches of the Church. He also discusses the logical assumptions prayer for the dead requires - that prayer is effective, that the dead are conscious, and that the afterlife involves change - and lays out a theological framework for such prayers. Prayer for the departed raises the most basic of theological questions, matters that go to the centre of God's purpose in creating spiritual beings and redeeming sinful humankind. The argument, while revisionary in some respects, is orthodox, ecumenical, and integrative, engaging a range of academic disciplines so as to be biblically accurate, historically informed, and philosophically reasoned.