Prayer Portions

by Sylvia Gunter

Prayer Portions by Sylvia Gunter is a 366 page Scripture based resource on Prayer. It is a resource/training manual for all who are seeking the Father's heart and asking "Lord, teach me to pray."The book is broken down into sections so you can easily find just the portion you need for the moment.Praise - 20 portions365 Names Of GodThe Father Heart Of GodInner Court Ministry To GodRepentance - 19 portions"Little Foxes" Of SinLet Me Know Your WaysDesperation For RevivalHeart-Searching For Personal RevivalWarfare - 30 portionsPraise As WarfareLift High The Lord Our BannerThe Jezebel Controlling SpiritThe Saul Controlling SpiritPersonal - 28 portionsSet The Captives FreeGuide To Falling In Love With JesusWho You Are In ChristIntercession - 56 portionsPrayer That Hits The MarkRevivalPraying When You Don't Know What To PrayTaking Our Cities For GodSeven Blessings For FamiliesAmen - 5 portionsSit, Soak, And SourPrayer Portions represents several years of experience in God's School of Prayer. These are rich, lifelong resources for developing a lifestyle of praying without ceasing. Since Prayer Portions was published, the positive feedback has been more than overwhelming about the blessing of new intimacy with God and more power in prayer. When God meets His children in His Word, it becomes the inspiration and language of their prayers. God will use Prayer Portions to help you see, understand, believe, receive, and enter into His kingdom designs through prayer with deeper commitment. Prayer Portions includes sections entitled Praise, Repentance, Warfare, Personal, Intercession, and Amen.

Genres: Christian, Prayer, Nonfiction

691 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 1991

Reviews

[Jennifer · Rating 5 out of 5]

Amazing, amazing prayer guide. Will use as a reference tool for many, many years to come!

[Marlene Allen · Rating 5 out of 5]

Best Prayer Resource Ever

I am so glad to have this on my Kindle. I have been carrying this book around for years. Wouldn't travel anywhere without it! Thanks Sylvia!