This is a sequel to Evelyn Christenson's What Happens When Women Pray. It shifts the focus from human to divine perspective on the issue of prayer. What does God exect to happen with His answers? What happens to us after He answers?r lives, and why they behave in such maddening ways. She teaches how to handle negative emotions such as anger, frustration, and bitterness, and how to keep forgiveness and reconciliation active in one's life. Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved.

This Leader's Guide can dynamically improve your teaching impact and make your job easier by suggesting a variety of creative teaching ideas. The guide has 12 chapters, which correspond to each chapter in the book "What Happens When Women Pray." Each lesson begins with Scripture, an opening prayer and the goal of the lesson. There are 5 to 10 discussion questions included with each chapter, a closing prayer and an assignment for the next week.

Having been tested in hundreds of prayer seminars all over the world, these teachings have enabled both men and women to learn to pray in more personal and believing ways. Move into the dynamic that occurs when people pray--it just might change your life, your family, and your church.

This Leader's Guide can dynamically improve your teaching impact and make your job easier by suggesting a variety of creative teaching ideas. The guide has 12 chapters, which correspond to each chapter in the book "Lord, Change Me." Each lesson includes session goals, guidance for preparation and presentation, and an assignment for the following week.

Sharing personal accounts of real-life women whose lives have been revolutionized by a renewed commitment to prayer, Christenson encourages readers to persistently and fervently embrace the power of prayer.

Why a theology of prayer? Because counterfeit prayer abounds, we need Scripture's guidance, writes Thomas Constable. Praying as God desires requires considering what God has revealed about it. As we give prayer our careful attention, we gain greater understanding of what he intends it to be. Constable details the different forms of communication God invites us to use. He identifies the counterfeits that pass for prayer, discusses the conditional nature of prayer, and explains why some prayers seem to go unanswered.