Prayer and Fasting

by Kingsley A. Fletcher

Kingsley Fletcher teaches that fasting and prayer sharpen your expectancy so that when you ask something of God, you expect to receive. Discover the spiritual benefits of prayer and fasting in this insightful study.

168 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 1992

About the author

Nene Drolor Bosso Adamtey I comes from a royal paternal and maternal family lineage. His Majesty Nene Adamtey I was born to the late Nene Martey Agede II, Weku Matse of the Se Lekpedje and Lady Esther Victoria Lardjea. In 1999, he was coronated and gazetted the Suapolor (Pathfinder and Waymaker) and the Noyam Matse (King of Peace, Progress and Development) of the Se (Shai) Kingdom in Ghana, West Africa. He is responsible for leading his people into an era of advancement. In Ghana, names and titles of Traditional Rulers are conferred in relation to their office. In the Dangme language his title “Nene” means “king”, and the name “Drolor” means “Redeemer, Deliverer”.

Nene Adamtey I is also known in private life as Dr. Kingsley A. Fletcher. His reputation and demand as a lecturer, best-selling author, humanitarian, educator, historian and highly sought global advisor have spanned over 100 countries, covering five continents.

Reviews

[Glona Norman · Rating 5 out of 5]

Awesome book on fasting. Straightforward and clear.

[Constanza Puga · Rating 4 out of 5]

Wow!, este libro con sus enseñanzas son valiosas y fundamentales para la vida del cristiano, más aún en estos tiempos que estamos viviendo.

[Lance Towers · Rating 4 out of 5]

Fletcher is forceful in his defense of prayer and fasting. He believes so much needs to be accomplished in the kingdom of God that it can only be done through the aid of these disciplines. To Fletcher there is no question as to the necessity of these practices for those who love and follow the Lord.

[B-right · Rating 4 out of 5]

Moses fasted,Elijah fasted, Ezra fasted, Daniel fasted, Esther fasted, Anna fasted, Paul fasted and most prominent of all, Even Jesus the Christ himself fasted.
Did I skip your name? It is amazing how food is highly exalted in our time even in the "Church".