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The Joy of Believing in Prayer: Deepen Your Friendship with God

The Joy of Believing in Prayer: Deepen Your Friendship with God

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Rating: 3 stars
Summary: A pretty book but not intellectually challenging
Review: I bought the book because it was pretty and figured after leafing thru it that it would be of some value to me. But I realize that I prefer books like Can Man Live Without God which are more meaty and offer something of serious substance. It is basically a book with a small message and prayer idea for everyday. Something that someone in a non-intellectual church will probably enjoy. Or for someone who doesn't have a serious prayer life or deep theological base. Not a bad book.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Powerfully affected my prayer life!
Review: I found this book to be a very helpful resource. The author is a talented bible teacher and uses scripture to share the simple, but POWERFUL truth about prayer. I have purchased several of these to share with friends and family - they borrow it and then want one of their own!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Powerfully affected my prayer life!
Review: I found this book to be a very helpful resource. The author is a talented bible teacher and uses scripture to share the simple, but POWERFUL truth about prayer. I have purchased several of these to share with friends and family - they borrow it and then want one of their own!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Wonderful..... Informative
Review: This is the first of Joyce Meyer's book that I am reading and it would not be my last. This lady writes with such a Holy strength and command, it draws you like magnet. She explains in great detail those things that bother us and play about in our minds as we strive to do our utmost best living Christian lives. There is something comforting in the way this book is written probably because it has answereed so many of our questions. May all who read this material be richly blessed by this good work of God's servant, Joyce Meyer.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Wonderful..... Informative
Review: This is the first of Joyce Meyer's book that I am reading and it would not be my last. This lady writes with such a Holy strength and command, it draws you like magnet. She explains in great detail those things that bother us and play about in our minds as we strive to do our utmost best living Christian lives. There is something comforting in the way this book is written probably because it has answereed so many of our questions. May all who read this material be richly blessed by this good work of God's servant, Joyce Meyer.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Uplifting and Comforting
Review: This isn't meant to be an intellectual book. You can be an intellectual, come from an intellectual church background, and still appreciate this book. Sometimes you need a simple to the point message, to be encouraged, and to be refreshed. This book offers just that.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Praying for Results!
Review: We're told that some people cancel out their prayers by praying for one result, then expecting another. Worry focuses the mind on the opposite of the desired result. Biblical prayer is faith-centered, i.e., the desire of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen (see Hebrews 11:1). Reading this book helps one to pray more effectively because it conditions the mind to expect the desired outcome.

Keeping Joseph (in the book of Genesis) in mind, we're reminded that what the enemy means for harm, God can turn for our good. He is so creative, He can create good out of chaos. Prayer causes us to realize God is at work in circumstances and to expect His intervention. Meyer writes, "Remember we are not the potter, God is, and we certainly don't know hot to 'fix' people."

On the issue of praying fervently, what she teaches reminds me of something I read by Dr. Norman Vincent Peale along the same lines. She says such praying involves putting one's whole self into prayer. All the mind, the emotion, and the will are included in praying fervently.

This is a powerful, life-changing book. Its insight is practical and all encompassing. Read it, mark it, put it into effect.


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