Learn the art of prayer from the hearts of giants of the faith. Prayer is simply talking with God—yet even the disciples asked Jesus to teach them to pray. Since then, godly men and women of the faith have given us guidance to a deeper prayer life—and their most insightful comments are included in A 12-Month Guide to Better Prayer for Women. Featuring the words of giants of the faith such as Andrew Murray, E. M. Bounds, Charles Spurgeon, and Hannah Whitall Smith, it's arranged into 12 key topics, including: Prayer—Its Possibilities by E. M. Bounds The Secret of Power in Prayer, Part 1by Charles H. Spurgeon The Secret of Power in Prayer, Part 2 by Charles H. Spurgeon On Prayer and the Principal Exercises of Piety by François Fénelon and Madame Jeanne Guyon Disciples Taught to Pray, Part 1 by Matthew Henry Disciples Taught to Pray, Part 2 by Matthew Henry Prayer Must Be Specific by Andrew Murray The Faith That Takes by Andrew Murray Hindrances to Prayer by R. A. Torrey Intercession: Every Christian’s Duty, Part 1 by George Whitefield Intercession: Every Christian’s Duty, Part 2 by George Whitefield Answered Prayer by E. M. Bounds Ideal for use on a year-long prayer journey, this book also includes prayer starters that will set you on a course of deeper, more personal times of conversations with God.

The classic collection of personal prayers updated in modern, accessible language.

Powerful, effective prayer for your husband is easier than you think. “I have never seen a more practical book on how to pray for your husband.”—Gary Chapman, PhD, author of The Five Love Languages As a wife, no one is more called or qualified than you to pray for your husband. Yet sometimes, it’s hard to find the words. You wonder: What should I pray? How should I pray? What prayers does he need right now? In Praying for Your Husband from Head to Toe, Sharon Jaynes maps out sixteen areas of a man’s life to help you consistently and effectively cover your husband in prayer. From his mind and the thoughts he thinks, to his eyes and the images he sees, all the way down to his feet and the path he takes, Sharon teaches you how to pray for your husband in ways that are powerful, practical, and life-changing. You’ll learn how to: • Cover each area of your husband’s life with specific scriptural prayers, knowing that when you pray the Word of God, you pray the will of God. • Become a prayer warrior who is equipped and empowered for intercession that makes a difference in the physical and spiritual realms. • Stop your mind from wandering during prayer by following a pattern that helps you stay focused and fervent, with faith-filled expectancy. • Establish a habit of purposeful prayer in just a few dedicated minutes each day. Whether you’re newly married or you and your husband have grown gray together, you’ll use this prayer guide again and again to bless your marriage and your man.

An outreach of Franklin's ministry, Samaritan's Purse, this spiral bound book for young children provides a foundation for daily prayer and a guide to reaching out and praying for other children around the globe.

Prayer is simply talking with God - yet even the disciples asked Jesus to "teach" them to pray. This book will help you develop the prayer life "you" want!

Praying Christians are hungry to learn how to connect with God in a way that takes them beyond the typical grocery-list approach. Transforming Prayer explores the profound difference between seeking God's hand (what he does for people) and seeking God's face (who he really is). With captivating stories of the transformative power of personal worship and its connection with prayer, this book equips readers with practical tools for a more effective personal and corporate prayer life.

Does God answer your prayers? Would you like to have more power in your prayer life? This journal has been developed to assist the user to develop a more powerful, disciplined prayer life on the order of the first-century apostles and Church that the glory of God may be revealed as He pours out His benefits on His people. Why does the Church lack the power in prayer of the apostles and the Church of the first century? I believe that James 4:2 3 describes two answers to this question: "ye have not, because ye ask not," and "Ye ask, and receive not, because ye ask amiss, that ye may consume it upon your lusts." Certainly God meets our needs; however, our purpose in prayer is to focus on the Glory of God being revealed in His meeting our need. The story in Scripture of Peter walking on water is an example to illustrate God's desire and design in regard to His communion with us. Peter said to Jesus, as he and the disciples were in a boat in a storm on the Sea of Galilee, "Lord, if it be Thou, bid me come unto Thee on the water." His petition was a prayer of faith, not that Jesus would do something to exalt Peter, but that by his obedience and the power of Jesus he would walk on water, and he did! Many such miracles were accomplished by God through the disciples in the first century. Can God do the same in the twenty-first century through you? Could you pray with such intention to glorify God?