By M. L. Andreasen
God is not the author of calamity or war, but He uses these disasters to call our attention to the only source of help. He has implanted deeply in every heart a consciousness of Himself to which we instinctively turn in moments of sorrow or danger.
The world situation demands a deeper consecration on the part of God’s people. The work that must be done can never be accomplished by merely using better plans or new devices. It will not be finished by might or by power but by the Spirit of God. It will be finished by earnest prayer and deeper consecration; by men and women who know their God and who go forward by faith in Him.
The message of this book is even more needful, and more applicable, today than it was when it was written decades ago.
Paper, 246 pages.
Contents:
1. In God’s Presence
2. Why Should Men Pray?
3. Kinds of Prayer
4. What Is Prayer?
5. The Nature of Prayer
6. Prayer for the Beginner
7. Does God Change?
8. Watch and Pray
9. Prayer and Meditation
10. Prayer and Fasting
11. Why God Delays Answers to Prayer
12. Unanswered Prayers
13. Useless Prayers
14. Forgiveness
15. Prayer Expressions
16. Bible Prayers
17. Suffering and the Christian
18. Sickness and Prayer
19. Payer for Healing
20. Paul and Suffering
21. Prayer and the Gift of Healing
22. Jesus and Prayer
23. The Prayers From the Cross
24. The Lord’s Prayer
25. With God in the Dark
