Prayer: A New Testament Approach

by Brenton Williams, Paul Corrigan (Editor)

How many prayers are uttered each day? Billions. How many are heard and acted on? Not quite so many. How can our praying be more effective? How can we increase the levels of answered prayer? This book outlines a New Testament approach to prayer. It’s a radical departure from usual prayer thinking. Friendship is promoted as the basis for effective prayer and love is the atmosphere in which it happens. Its content doesn’t contain new methods or prayer ‘secrets’. It does have the capacity to transform your prayer experience and make it more realistic and effective.

120 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 11, 2017

About the author

Brenton Williams was born in 1947 to non-christian parents and, apart from attending a local Sunday School, had no Christian faith or beliefs. He met his wife, Coral, in 1970 who was a member of The Salvation Army and converted that year. He joined The Salvation Army as a member and in 1975 felt a call from God to full-time ministry. He and his wife trained and became Salvation Army Officers for 11 years moving around New Zealand to various posts. His search for truth led him to question some of the tenets of the Army and in 1984 he left The Salvation Army to start a small charismatic group where he still ministers today. The truths in his books are based on first-hand experience and a desire to discover a real and true faith. Central to that is a close and intimate personal relationship with Jesus Christ. His heart desire is to help other believers come to know Jesus as a friend and lover and thereby prepare them for an eternity of wedded bliss with their chosen bridegroom.