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How does a church go from "zero" (well actually a nightly prayer email @ health concerns but not people committing to hours of prayer) to discipling enough people in prayer to have a 24/7 praiyer "wall"? What have you used to disciple prayer? How would you build to have 24/7 prayer? Your experiences would be helpful. Thanks.
Read more…I have a group of prayer leaders who meet monthly with me. They have asked that we study a book on prayer this year as part of our monthly meeting. What is a modern "classic"? I'm especially looking for missionary illustrations if possible. Thanks for any suggestions! Chuck
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Welcome Chuck!
Please let me know if you have any questions.
We are eager for your contributions,
Phil
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I mainly answered off the top of my head because what you are doing interests me. But I don't know why I did not think to suggest you look at Meditations for The Missions Heart. http://ondemand.condeopress.com/missions/meditations-for-the-missio...
I talk about it in a video I did for the group, "Shaking The World With The Written Word."
The first question might be what is modern. I would consider Through Gates of Splendor to be a modern classic mission book. It is not primarily on prayer however.
John Franklin's book, 30 days to a more dynamic prayer life (Is that the title?) is certainly worth reading.
I also think T.W. Hunt's "The Disciple's Prayer Life: walking in fellowship with God" is thunderous. Is it modern enough?
I like your idea and your search. I am anxious to find out what you discover.
The first question might be what is modern. I would consider Through Gates of Splendor to be a modern classic mission book. It is not primarily on prayer however.
I like your idea and your search. I am anxious to find out what you discover.