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The "Quote/Unquote" Interview
A Conversation with Doug Small
Author of "The New Apostolic Epoch: God's Determination to Have a Praying and Missional People
[from where these quotes originate]
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"The times, they are a changing..."
Read more…These Special Report Prayer Guides are written to provide intercessors strategic prayer points on targeted topics and issues.
Praying for truth and repentance in this pro-life issue.
GET THIS RESApostolic epochs involve a breaking away, a new definition and a reorientation. They refocus kingdom purposes. The apostolic epoch that we are now entering is the fulfillment of the desire of Jesus, that his church be a house of pr
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ONE OF THE MOST POWERFUL PRAYERS WE CAN PRAY IS,
“YOUR KINGDOM COME, YOUR WILL BEDONE.”
I believe that one of the most powerful,I believe that one of the most powerful, transformative prayers that can be prayed in an
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The Forgotten Altarby Lowell Snow Prayer is the heart of worship. Not prayers from the pulpit - congregational prayer. |
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Congregational prayer is not an option to plug in from time to time for special emphasis. God intends congregational prayer t |
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There is no better way to keep Christ in Christmas than bringing prayer to the heart of worship services and family celebrations. May this prayer time be a help and a blessing.
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By Jane Phinney
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Phil Miglioratti & Alvin VanderGriend
Unpack the Heart and Soul of "Loving People to Jesus"
Phil ~ Alvin, you have written several very well received books on prayer. Where does this, your latest book, fit with those earlier volumes?
Alvin - This
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A Long Journey Home
Concerning Martha intercessors
By Sheila Straka; Elgin House of pPrayer
As Jesus and his disciples were on their way, he came to a village where a woman named Martha opened her home to him. She had a si
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Christianity is essentially communal; it is not a solo journey. In an age of hyper-individualism, faith is privatized. We may attend church, sit in a group of people, but nevertheless, perceive our worship as private, personal
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