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This is a serious book for serious saints, one that aims to tackle the root causes of the typical Christian’s prayerlessness. The critical issue of personal sin is tackled head-on followed by a look at the dynamics of praying in the Spirit. Various kinds of prayer (intercession, supplication, lament) are treated of in discrete chapters before we turn to the issue of preparing for revival. Suffused throughout with Scripture, this book aims at nothing less than a wholesale reformation of the believer’s personal prayer-life.
In a world of false gods, one man receives a shattering vision of a monotheistic Creator and an incredible commission to forge a people for His glory. A bold reimagining of the classic tale of faith sees Abraham as a figure haunted by mental demons and a crippling sense of his own inadequacy. Closely tracking the events of the Genesis text, the story takes the lead character from situational imprisonment in Ur, through perils both human and supernatural, to a stunning climax on Mt Moriah and a glorious vision of the liberty found only at the Cross. Under angelic oversight and guided by two mysterious men - the prophet-like Melchizedek and an astonishing figure from the world’s past – Abraham will come to a deep knowledge of his Saviour and uncover a destiny beyond imagination. But first he must do all he can to right the past and untangle himself from a family dysfunction of his own making.
‘the Lord Jesus the same night in which He was betrayed…’
Through a tense and and claustrophobic night in Jerusalem, an extraordinary Man is moving serenely through His last earthly hours. Meanwhile an eclectic list of characters is having to confront the most important question of all: What shall we do this Man called Jesus?