10 Prayer Secrets: Supernatural Power for Your Breakthrough

by Hakeem Collins

Prayer changes everything. Yet so many things get in the way of communicating with our powerful and loving distraction, hardship, doubt, anger, busyness, unforgiveness, and more. In 10 Prayer Secrets, Hakeem Collins reveals ten keys to life-changing results that come through the art of prayer. See your prayers unlock a plan of action as Collins delivers biblically based solutions to help you· pray powerfully, passionately, and effectively· engage with God's heart and learn God's timing· perceive and receive angelic assistance· customize Jesus's prayer model for yourself· pursue a deeper prayer life for 30 days using Scripture, prayer activations and declarations, reflections, and life applicationsPrayer works when we work our faith in prayer. Position yourself every day to partner with God and activate mountain-moving faith that produces supernatural outcomes.

153 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 30, 2020

About the author

Hakeem Collins is a new 21st Century vanguard prophetic and apostolic leader called to his generation and is known for his keen accurate prophetic gift. He is a much sought after conference, seminar, church and ministry speaker who has a tremendous grace and anointing in the prophetic, healing, deliverance and the supernatural. His heartbeat is to father and raise up a generation of world leaders and changers for Christ to maximize their full potential.

Hakeem is the founder of Champions International, an itinerant ministry based in Wilmington, Delaware, where he resides. He is an affiliated leader of IMPACT Network under Apostle John Eckhardt of Chicago, IL and an active member of ICA (International Coalition of Apostles) under John P.

Reviews

[Andrew · Rating 5 out of 5]

In 10 Prayers Secrets, Hakeem Collins explored the topic of prayer and how prayer can change things and how we can release our faith. The book is divided into two parts first he discussed ten secrets found in prayer and then the second part contained a 30-day devotional. Some of the secrets included, “discover your passion, anticipate your breakthrough, practice Jesus’ prayer model, be a friend of God, forgive, unleashing chain-breaking praise”, and much more. He begins the book by exploring how to discover your passion and God’s plan for your life. He explains how we need to have passion to pursue our purpose in life. We can all become like children in prayer and believe and have childlike faith. Another area, he explored was waiting on God’s timing and he looked at the story of Habakkuk and how he had to wait on God and he kept asking for help and God answered that the vision would come to pass at the appointed time and it won’t be late. Hakeem shared countless scriptures about patience and how not be anxious about the future or present. We need to pray and give everything to God and to give thanksgiving.


I would recommend this awesome book to anyone who is ready to go deeper in their prayer life and they are looking for a new devotional book. I liked how the book was inbound in a leather cover and it’s a smaller style book, which makes it easier to carry around. I immensely liked how Hakeem looked at ten secrets we can learn about prayer and how we can pray to receive our breakthrough and how to overcome what could be hindering our prayers from being answered. I liked how each devotional contained a scripture verse, a short story, reflection questions, prayer declarations based on scriptures, a prayer, scripture study, and activation. One of my favorite days discussed expecting the unexpected and walking in faith and believing that God can do the impossible in our lives. If you’re looking for a prayer book, then read this amazing book!



"I received this book free from the publisher, Bethany House/ Chosen for my honest review.”

[Nathan Albright · Rating 4 out of 5]

A book like this gives the reader the impression that there is a serious problem in this world with people trying to reinvent the wheel.  That is not to say that this is a bad book by any means.  It is a perfectly fine book that has decent principles about how to read and understand the Bible together and there is nothing wrong with that.  But is this book necessary?  Does it say anything differently about prayer than hundreds of other books on the subject have not said?  Not really.  What is said about prayer is perfectly fine and worth thinking about and remembering and something that should be taught by the church but it is also something that tends to take up an awful lot of books from people who tend to say the same sorts of things as others and simply package it slightly differently.  This makes the book feel somewhat redundant.  While I appreciated what the author had to say, I just could not find many areas where this book included things that I had not already heard and that made the book somewhat disappointing to read given the fact that it was so repetitive compared to the large body of work that exists about the subject of prayer.

This book is a relatively short one of about 150 pages or so and it is is divided into two parts.  The first part of the book examines then supposed prayer secrets that the author has some sort of asserted insight into (I).  After an introduction we discuss the discovery of one's passions (1), the anticipation of breakthroughs (2), the practice of Jesus' prayer model (3), the implementation of fasting (4), cooperation with God's timing (5), being a friend of God (6), activating angelic help (7), forgiving (8), unleashing chain-breaking praise (9), and partnering with God's Spirit and others (10).  After that the author includes a thirty-day program to improve one's prayer life for achieving a breakthrough, which includes the protection of passion, making passion purpose-driven, expecting the unexpected, building faith, praying by example, being discipled by prayer, fasting, being close to God, dealing with appointed and redeemed time, having faithful confidants as well as invisible friends, seeking guardian angels as well as forgiving to be forgiven, looking for praise power, seeking unity with other brethren, and seeking corporate prayer power among the body of Christ.  Again, most of this seems like re-inventing the wheel, or using jargon expressions to describe something familiar and well-known.

This is a subject that writers should think about more often.  It is not hard at all to justify the creation of more books when someone has something original to say.  Even in cases where what one has to say is not strikingly original or unusual, there is still worth in reading works where the focus is on the perspective of the individual.  Of course, writing about subjects that are unfamiliar or that require the understanding of new sources of information that have become available are also easy ways to justify the writing of more books despite the fact that there are many books.  Often, though, people have the same general perspective and have the same thing to say about the same subject, so what is the point in writing something new except as a way of building a personal brand by having something to say under one's own name rather than simply recommending what came before that still says what one thinks and feels and believes.  At any rate, this book strikes the reader as inessential, but if you haven't read dozens of books on the subject of prayer, this isn't a bad one to read at least.

[Stephen Walker · Rating 5 out of 5]

In 10 Prayer Secrets, author Hakeem Collins shares ten biblical principles concerning prayer. Written in ten short chapters, each centers around one of the topics. Some of the topics discussed include passion in prayer, anticipation, fasting, and the angelic. The book also includes a thirty day devotional that can be read as supplemental material for each chapter, or it can be read separately. I highly recommend this book to anyone looking for a great resource on effective prayer.

I received a complimentary copy of the book from Chosen Books in exchange for an honest review.