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Little Book, Big Prayers: Spiritual Growth
Little Book, Big Prayers: Spiritual Growth
Little Book, Big Prayers: Spiritual Growth
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Little Book, Big Prayers: Spiritual Growth

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"Spiritual Growth" is the first in the "Little Book, Big Prayers" 4-book series. Learn how to pray the scriptures over your circumstances for spiritual growth and development. Enhance your prayerlife while building your faith and confidence in the word of God. Experience a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ as you embrace the covenant promises found in the scriptures.

Learn prayers to help you:
--Know and understand your place in the Kingdom of God
--Yield the fruit of the Spirit in your life
--Fulfill your purpose and destiny
--Understand and walk in the will of God
--Develop & build healthy relationships
--Experience mental, physical & spiritual transformation

When you place God first in your life through daily prayer, you are introduced to a wealth of his promises. You can rest assured that He is your source. He deepens His relationship with you and causes you to see signs of change and your spiritual growth. You will find that you have greater peace and power to overcome obstacles and challenges.You will experience abundant living and provision. A deeper relationship through prayer reveals that God is truly omnipresent, omnipotent and omniscient.
AUTHOR'S NOTE: Some prayer topics appear in more than 1 book in the "Little Book, Big Prayers" series.

LanguageEnglish
Release dateOct 27, 2013
ISBN9781301670871
Little Book, Big Prayers: Spiritual Growth
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Christine Brooks Martin

Christine Brooks Martin is a bestselling author of prayer books, devotionals and inspirational titles. The focus of her writing is to evangelize the message of Jesus Christ and to help others develop and deepen their relationship with God through all manner of prayer.Communion and fellowship with God through prayer will help you experience His transforming power so you can walk in blessings, peace, success, well-being, and fulfill the plan and purposes of God for your life.Martin's prayer book titles include "Pray What God Says," "Talk to God with Affirmations of Faith," "He That Healeth Thee," (Spanish version) "El Dios Que Te Sana", the 4-book series "Little Book, Big Prayers" as well as the inspirational book of short stories and poems, "Christine's Short-Shorts," and "God Is... Each and Everyday" devotional. Coming soon a co-write with son, about living with the diagnosis of CANCER!Her motto is, "Lord may I share the knowledge of your grace with people I will never see, in places where my feet will never tread."Christine Brooks Martin established Areli MediaWorks and it is now managed by Fontay Martin Sr.

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    Little Book, Big Prayers - Christine Brooks Martin

    INTRODUCTION

    But know that the LORD hath set apart him that is godly for himself: the LORD will hear when I call unto him.--Psalm 4:3

    Looking for that blessed hope, and the glorious appearing of the great God and our Saviour Jesus Christ; Who gave himself for us, that he might redeem us from all iniquity, and purify unto himself a peculiar people, zealous of good works. --Titus 2:13-14

    But ye are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, an holy nation, a peculiar people; that ye should shew forth the praises of him who hath called you out of darkness into his marvelous light: --1Peter 2:9

    Prayer should be contagious and something you would want to catch. Sometimes it is caught and taught by example from anointed men and women of God. The ideal way to catch the desire to pray is by accepting Jesus Christ as your Lord and Saviour and being filled with His Holy Spirit. Our teacher and helper for prayer and living a redeemed life is through the Holy Spirit. When you yield to the enabling assistance of the Spirit you will want to commune and fellowship with God frequently. The Spirit helps us approach God with sincerity and humility.

    Prayer is your access to the holy place, the presence of God--His glory, and for receiving revelation or the answer for your concerns. Developing a greater prayer life means you want to take hold of God. You want to know about Him, who He is, what He does, what He wants. You also find out who you are, why you are here, and what you can have. Prayer is your spiritual sustenance and helps you learn to yield and abide in Christ so you can become like Him.

    As you pray you will experience the manifestation of kingdom alternatives to your circumstances. I heard someone say that prayers never die but live on before God until answered. If you want to communicate with God and gain a personal relationship with Him, you need to pray. Prayer is sharing your heart and mind about a matter with Him. God wants to hear from you even though He already knows what your needs are. Prayer is seeking His presence just to be in His presence. It isn't necessary to want or need anything material to commune and fellowship with Him.

    When you place God first in your life through daily prayer, you are introduced to a wealth of his promises. You can rest assured that He is your source. He deepens His relationship with you and causes you to see signs of change and your spiritual growth. You will find that you have greater peace and power to overcome obstacles and challenges. You will experience abundant living and provision. A deeper relationship through prayer reveals that God is truly omnipresent, omnipotent and omniscient.

    Prayer makes you ready to receive His compassion, love, faithfulness, goodness, and strength. You will find an increase of His presence and glory in your environment. You will see His guidance and direction for your life and relationships. The scriptures say that you will reap what you sow. If you sow the seeds of prayer in the atmosphere, you will reap a harvest of blessing. That blessing includes, provision, protection, healing, and deliverance for every facet of your life.

    Trials and struggles will try to make you put your faith in your flesh. But the word of God is alive and resurrects your hope and trust in His ability even in the midst of adversity. Prayer keeps us under the teaching and help of the Holy Spirit and trains us to hear the voice of God. When you are committed to prayer it shows that you have made God your source. Your desire for God to be first in your life is cultivated daily by developing an intimate relationship with him. Intimacy is closing the door to everyone and everything else to be with Him, being hungry for his presence. Your attention is diverted from your circumstances to focus on God.

    Intimacy through prayer moves God and brings His presence into your situations. You will know your position and who you are in the kingdom. You will know your kingdom rights and access. You will know the significance of reverencing the Lord, loving Him with all of your heart, mind and strength, obeying His word, walking in His ways and serving Him with joy and gladness.

    He wants to hear from us everyday. Whenever you express your heart and mind to Him, He helps you overcome impossible situations. There is no substitute for a personal, intimate prayer life. You can talk to God in your own words, in your own way. But praying the scriptures helps you experience a greater manifestation of blessing in your life. Declaring the power and authority of the scriptures takes hold of your inheritance. You begin to learn, know and embrace faith-building, faith-sustaining truths about any circumstance.

    But let patience have her perfect work, that ye may be perfect and entire, wanting nothing. --James 1:4

    The scripture-based prayers in this book are

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