In this Thirty Days of Focus Prayer, Apostle R. Joshua Mitchell carefully unfolds key passages from the Bible, demonstrating how to be a prayer asking Christ Jesus to teach us to pray, understanding that men must always pray and not faint. 

The apostolic prayer strategies found in this book will draw the reader more into becoming a prayer and not just praying when things happen or when you want something from the Lord. You will be a prayer meeting. 

The time has come when all Christians must realize the power of prayer, knowing the way Jesus prayed which was authoritative, powerful prayers that Heaven heard and always responded to, and these prayers removed the power of darkness wherever it existed.

This exciting book reveals how interested God is in communicating and speaking to his children in a very real and personal way.  Prayer is our divine connection to our Creator himself, the very God of the universe!  

 

Through the awesome power of prayer, miracles are waiting to unfold before our eyes, and eternal destinies are being changed. God is not some mystical cosmic force, nor a cruel uncaring taskmaster. God is a loving Heavenly Father, who longs to talk to us, and have an intimate relationship with us - his children! Experience a deeper connection with God, and let him teach you his heart, and his ways through a new understanding of what prayer really is! Step into a new confidence in prayer. He is waiting to hear from you!

 

Following the example of Jesus Christ, Christians ought to be favorably disposed to praying, talking to God at all times. Prayer: Talking to God at All Times is a God-inspired book of prayers directed to people who need to build up their confidence in praying to God. The book helps in focusing our prayers on specific needs or situations and its goal is to provide a guide to how to pray in order for God to transform us into committed prayer-warriors. Prayer and reading the Scripture are means of achieving spiritual transformation through the power of the Holy Spirit because there is power in the Word of God as well as in talking to God. If we read and allow the Word of God to be at work in us, and humbly go to God in prayer, marvelous things will happen in our spiritual life. Our faith in God will grow and our knowledge of him will increase. Prayer brings us to the awesome presence of God and we reap the benefits of spiritual growth.

       Prayer is dynamic and people should exercise their spiritual freedom and confidence to talk to God and to listen to him when he speaks. When it is difficult to put words together, a guide, like Talking to God at all Times, becomes handy and helpful.

       Prayer: Talking to God at All Times can be used as private and public prayers or in daily devotions. It can be used to pray for self or to intercede for others. The essential thing is to have the habit of talking to God at all times. Failure to pray is a serious deficiency in a Christian’s life. It hinders spiritual growth, it separates us from God, and it kills the spirit. For those who say they do not know what to say in prayer, Prayer: Talking to God at All Times can help them.

“Meditation For Little Souls” is the delightful story of two children who experience the essence of their Creator, themselves, and nature through meditation.

 

Poetically written, this work is a tribute to children whose innate spirituality, creativity, curiosity and connectedness to All That Is, holds the hope of humanity and the earth, in Divine love and peace.

 

Inspired by her studies at The Barbara Brennan School of healing, Ms. Bode submitted “Meditation For Little Souls” as her first year art project.

 

This beautifully written and creatively illustrated book is an invitation to children of all cultures and religions to deepen their connection with their inner spiritual guidance.

 

Pictured below the author with her grandchildren from left to right, Mason, Savanah, Alayah, Anthony and Enkylo.

A collection of monthly prayer letters

Personal testimony (autobiography of author)

Antisemitism chapter

Proactive intercession chapter (a study guide)

 

Purpose of book / desire of the author

 

To address the Christian community on the mandate to pray for Israel

To raise an awareness of today’s worldwide problem of antisemitism

To encourage the reader to take a proactive stand on behalf of Israel

To bless Israel and the Jewish people with from the heart

The book is a tribute to God’s chosen nation

To reveal the love of the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob for His people Israel, the “apple of His eye”

This title in the Hidden Treasure for Little Minds® series is a contemporary book of prayers recommended for children aged 5 to 10 years old. Filled with thirty different faith-based prayers, it will show your child that they can talk to their loving heavenly Father plainly and expect His answers. It also has some classic conversations like The Lord’s Prayer and The Shepherd’s Psalm (Psalm 23), as well as provides a mini-journal section to record answers to prayers or to write out their own personal conversations.

Your child will find strength, encouragement, safety and direction in the secret place of talking to God and hearing Him speak.

Our relationship with God is kept alive through spiritual communion known as prayer. How to pray and what to pray about have always been burning issues to grapple with as we grow and mature in spiritual life. Disillusion often sets in when as it were our prayers are not answered. Prayers of the Saints is an embodiment of issues which should fill the prayers of Christians in these last days. It reflects the will of God which should burn in the hearts of the believer in the place of both personal and communal prayer. These inspirations, which are expressed in a rather poetic form, were drawn from scriptural verses where spices and sweet-smelling trees were mentioned. For prayer is thus represented in the Book of Revelations. Themes such as the Church, Missions, Evangelism, Marriage, Family life, Nations, Christian living, Persecution, Offerings, Daily bread, communion, Revival, Eternal rest, Sin, and The Kingdom among other things are contained in Prayers of the Saints. Since the word of God inspires us to pray Bible passages are included, drawn from both old and new testaments in most cases. These can be used as a devotional guide. Prayers of the Saints will inspire both young and old alike to pray.

Today, the world is full of conflict. Many children and families are confused. They need to know that the Son of God, Jesus Christ, is the way to a better today and tomorrow, and it is through the courage and persistence of prayer. Whether you are a young father or an older father, married or divorce, this book will help you understand the power of prayer in living your life and helping your family and/or children to deal with the struggles of growing up.

Today, the world is full of conflict. Many children and families are confused. They need to know that the Son of God, Jesus Christ, is the way to a better today and tomorrow, and it is through the courage and persistence of prayer. Whether you are a young father or an older father, married or divorce, this book will help you understand the power of prayer in living your life and helping your family and/or children to deal with the struggles of growing up.

The prayer-poems of this collection are spiritual reflections on my engagement with the three readings listed at the top of each reflective prayer. They are intended to invite the reader into a world of engagement with the spirit in the texts. As poems, they are meant to become poets, writing meaning in the engagement of a reader with the words and rhythms and images portrayed.

The prayer-poems of this collection are spiritual reflections on my engagement with the three readings listed at the top of each reflective prayer. They are intended to invite the reader into a world of engagement with the spirit in the texts. As poems, they are meant to become poets, writing meaning in the engagement of a reader with the words and rhythms and images portrayed.

Do you need a personal relationship with our Lord and Savior? Then prayer is the answer...When I am in the presence of the Lord, I find His perfect peace that surpasses all understanding...Our prayers do not need to be embellished upon...God just loves for us to share with Him, just like you would with your spouse or a close friend...It's His desire for us to spend time with Him through the good times and the low points in our lives...Jesus wants us to come to Him in a childlike faith...And that's what the book of prayers are all about...Taking it to Jesus in the simpliest form for He hears all our prayers and loves our praises...We were made for God, He had so much love that He wanted to share that love and in return to be loved...He loves our fellowship and the time we spend with Him in the scriptures as our foundation...So, I pray these Prayers with Praise touches your heart and draws you in a closer walk with our Lord and Savior.

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WARNING! This is a propaganda book. I realize the word propaganda is not a word that is politically correct today. But in its original usage, it was a word coined by Pope Urban VIII. He formed the College of Propaganda in the 17th century in order to spread the Christian faith. In this sense, I AM striving for propaganda. Much of what I write in this book is meant to cause you to embrace prayer as a friend as well as a vital tool of your faith. Prayer is not boring; it is an adventure. I begin with the confession that there is probably nothing else in my spiritual life or disciplines I have struggled with more than prayer. I have read thousands of books on the subject (yes, an exaggeration), and I have been reluctant to add yet another literary work to the chaos of differing opinions, theological studies, and sure-fire methodologies that will guarantee a successful prayer life. Right! And yet, as I pondered the direction of this volume, it dawned on me that my personal journey has had little to do with theology or methodology. It hasn't even had much to do with verbiage. But it had and has everything to do with my honestly and openness before God and with what's happening in my heart at the time I'm praying. And it has everything to do with the words of Jesus--"Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take My yoke upon you, and learn from Me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls." Our Lord wants us to pray. Always and about everything. During times of joy as well as sorrow. He wants us to talk to Him...not about Him. I've asked myself the question often lately--"Do I pray out of thoughtfulness or habit? What can I do to get my heart involved as well as my mouth?" I continue to struggle. May these writings help you in your struggle. May you enjoy your journey through the school of groaning in the days and months to come. God bless you.

WARNING! This is a propaganda book. I realize the word propaganda is not a word that is politically correct today. But in its original usage, it was a word coined by Pope Urban VIII. He formed the College of Propaganda in the 17th century in order to spread the Christian faith. In this sense, I AM striving for propaganda. Much of what I write in this book is meant to cause you to embrace prayer as a friend as well as a vital tool of your faith. Prayer is not boring; it is an adventure. I begin with the confession that there is probably nothing else in my spiritual life or disciplines I have struggled with more than prayer. I have read thousands of books on the subject (yes, an exaggeration), and I have been reluctant to add yet another literary work to the chaos of differing opinions, theological studies, and sure-fire methodologies that will guarantee a successful prayer life. Right! And yet, as I pondered the direction of this volume, it dawned on me that my personal journey has had little to do with theology or methodology. It hasn't even had much to do with verbiage. But it had and has everything to do with my honestly and openness before God and with what's happening in my heart at the time I'm praying. And it has everything to do with the words of Jesus--"Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take My yoke upon you, and learn from Me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls." Our Lord wants us to pray. Always and about everything. During times of joy as well as sorrow. He wants us to talk to Him...not about Him. I've asked myself the question often lately--"Do I pray out of thoughtfulness or habit? What can I do to get my heart involved as well as my mouth?" I continue to struggle. May these writings help you in your struggle. May you enjoy your journey through the school of groaning in the days and months to come. God bless you.