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Prayer: How to Have a Conversation with God revolutionized the practice of prayer in the mid-twentieth century by showing the God of the Bible does not want a formal, scripted address from his people so much as a heartfelt conversation. Missionary and writer Rosalind Rinkers classic remains a fresh primer on the timeless practice of prayer today.

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Decree and Declare the Word of God!
This book is a compilation of prayers, affirmations, & declarations based on scripture. Readers are encouraged to pray effective prayers by using scripture, praying God's Word back to Him. Be encouraged that as you speak the Word of God, pray the Word of God, and decree and declare the Word of God, it will do what God intends for it to do.

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It is often said that the heart of Anglicanism is not about numbers, but it is less frequently articulated what that heart actually is. This book identifies and testifies to that heart. Each chapter herein reflects on and quietly celebrates the particular character of Anglicanism, namely its incarnate ministry of prayerful presence.

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"Praying for Our Children" is a bible study demonstrating how to use God's Word to pray for our children. Praying for Our Children is designed with short chapters for the busy mom. In addition, it includes a Bible study on the Basics of Prayer, a Frequently Asked Questions section, and an easy-to-use Scriptural Prayer Reference Guide.

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What if there was something readers could do that could positively influence others and change their lives in the process Here, Jordan tells of her amazing personal journey of uncovering the needs of the human heart as she prayed her way through 2009 for people she had never met before.

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This devotional guide focuses on the various names and titles of God, ones that reveal him as our Creator, our King, the Ancient of Days, El Shaddai, Elohim, Yahweh, and Abba are just some of the names that can lead us into deeper prayer and a more confident knowledge of the character and nature of God.

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To know someone's name in the ancient world was to know something about that persons nature and character. By exploring the primary names and titles of Jesus, this unique devotional will draw readers into a deeper, more satisfying relationship with the one who is called Savior, Messiah, and Lord.

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Jodie Berndt knows what its like to ache for an adult child who has left the nest but not the heart. In Praying the Scriptures for Your Adult Children, Jodie offers biblically-based prayers and encouraging stories to guide you in hope-filled trust that no matter what, your grown child is never out of Gods reach.

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The latest addition to the bestselling Praying the Scriptures series, Praying the Scriptures for Your Life gives readers practical help in finding a more intimate relationship with God, greater hope in uncertain times, and a more vibrant prayer life.

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Presents a fresh approach to the Our Father, Jesus' own prayer, through the eyes of one of the greatest saints, Thomas Aquinas.

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In this study readers will explore journaling prayers, prayer attitudes, and how to pray their way through a desert or a valley.

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The nature of historical and archaeological research is such that biblical and archaeological evidence should both be taken into account so that we can attain a more reliable reconstruction of ancient Israel. This is a study on how to relate written evidence with non-inscriptional archaeological evidence, with reference to pre-exilic Israel.

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A fresh perspective on Paul's Letter to the Romans, with particular focus on issues of gentile arrogance and mutual respect between Jewish and gentile believers in the early Christian community at Rome.

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This book brings together a noted black preacher and a white preacher to interact on the dynamics of pulpit ministry and what we can learn from each other. It provides fresh insight and perspective to help us appreciate the rich diversity found in today's church.

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Draws on Confederate monuments as a preaching presence and site of contested speech to suggest localized strategies for transformative anti-racist preaching.

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Preaching the Atonement explores some classic texts which throw light on the atonement. Each chapter focuses on a key Biblical passage, offering a theological commentary which will help both preachers and church members gain a deeper understandin