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Read the article →| Category: | Non-Fiction - Inspirational |
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| Author: | Rosario Picardo and Sue Nilson Kibbey |
| Publisher: | Invite Press |
| Publication Date: | February 8, 2002 |
| Number of Pages: | 110 |
| ISBN-10: | 1953495362 |
| ISBN-13: | 978-1953495365 |
| ASIN: | B0B6FT1JP8 |
Dynamite Prayer: A 28 Day Experiment by Rosario
Picardo and Sue Nilson Kibbey is a devotional book designed to give readers an
intense experience of prayer for twenty-eight days. While this is a prayer
book, it is written in a way that helps readers understand what happens in prayer,
what to do, what to look for, and how to allow God's spirit to guide them. So,
each day of prayer encompasses some strong elements — a scripture reading
highlighting God's grace and power, a personal thought to unfold by and to
surrender to the impulse of the Holy Spirit, verses that offer a springboard for
take-offs into spontaneous prayer, and a prayer to help readers stay focused on
God throughout the day.
The authors have created a powerful resource that will help
readers find inspiration in prayer and develop the habit of staying tuned to
God throughout each day. This 28-day experiment is a book that will not only
help readers develop the habit of prayer but will instill in them the
consciousness of God's holiness, helping them walk with the Lord while
understanding and grabbing the silent promptings of the Holy Spirit as they
meditate on the word of God and as they allow it to take root in their personal
lives. The book is divided into 4 themes, each theme covering a week — the
impact of the holy spirit, the presence of the Holy Spirit, the Power of the
Holy Spirit, and Posture in the Holy Spirit. Dynamite Prayer: A 28 Day
Experiment is another gift of faith, a book that should not be read but
lived. Buy two copies of this book: one for you and one for a loved one.
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