PRAYER
THE HEART OF IT ALL
Biblical Principles with Practical Models
by P. Douglas Small
NEW BOOK AND RESOURCE KIT
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This resource is available as a book, study guide and
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Grow deeper in your prayer life by discovering why God
wants us to pray. Discover how to: develop a personal prayer
life; pray together as a family; start a prayer ministry in your
church; pray missionally for others and for a Great Awakening.
The study guide is unique in that it was developed to be
used a personal study guide or with a group. The guide out-
lines important ideas and major concepts. It provides a meth-
od to move ideas from your head to your heart and then out
to your feet and hands (new deeds and habit patterns). Also
included are rating sheets to measure your growth and addi-
tional goals for overachievers. The study guide provides a dai-
ly prayer guide with devotions, scripture and prayer points.
The Group It section can be used with the Resource Kit
or a group can simply use the discussion guide in the Group
It section.
The Resource Kit offers the the best tool for group learn-
ing. Included in the kit is a book, personal and group study
guide, flash drive with teaching guide, power point file with
over 250 slides keyed to the book and 14 video sessions, one
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EXERPT FROM THE BOOK
I had been involved in ministry for over 25 years when
I admitted to God that I didn’t understand prayer. Involved
in the prayer summit movement, I spent days at retreat cen-
ters with pastors of almost every denomination. We prayed
morning, noon and night. We encountered God. I was im-
measurably enriched and forever changed. I had found the
heart of ministry – the pursuit of His presence. Still, I longed
to understand the workings of prayer.
My quest ultimately sent me back to Scripture; specifi-
cally, to the prayers of the Bible. Those prayers provided in-
sights that radically changed my perspective. Prayer, I dis-
covered, wasn’t fundamentally “asking of God” – petition.
Nor was the center of prayer passionate intercession. It wasn’t
simply “talking to God” or engaging in any one of a host
of other valuable prayer functions – meditation, supplica-
tion, beseeching, crying out, petition, adoration, confession,
thanksgiving, praise, supplication and more. Prayer involves
discerning, wrestling, resting, pulling-down, rooting-out,
warfare, reconciliation, agreement, watching, resting, hear-
ing and obeying. It encompasses all of these, but it is more
than even the sum total of these components.