Bücher von Morgan Kizer

This book is a series of lesson plans for a guided discussion based on the book "Praying in God's Will". It explains how to lead a series of guided discussions and the benefits of them compared to a lecture format. It is coupled to the book "Praying In God's will" with page numbers and references. This is an ideal guide for either a home based Bible study group or a Sunday School class. With this as a guide, it enables many people to be able to lead a small group. The lesson plans are basically a series of questions with responses. NOTE: Not all of the responses are answers. Some of them are geared so that the leader will gain insight and a better understanding of the class's needs. The book is formatted for 30 lessons This can easily be expanded or contracted to meet time and schedule requirements.

This is a Scriptural based book on prayer. It cites over 200 references in both the New and Old Testaments. The Bible has much to say about prayer. It is a very important topic. This book answers many questions that believers have about prayer. Why their prayers are not answered. Which prayers are always answered. It explains how to pray. Where to pray. How often one should pray. When to decline praying and numerous Scriptural details that can help an individual's prayer life. Prayer is a significant part of a believer's relationship with the Father. It also discusses the things that have produced ineffective prayers.The key problem with most people's prayers is unforgiven sins. The solution is both simple and complex: sincerely praying forgiveness prayers. The author identifies three basic prayers that when prayed correctly and sincerely are always answered in the affirmative. God expects us to be honest with Him. The key is Jesus' prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane: Matthew 26:39-44 When Jesus was facing a terrible death on the cross He asked if possible that the Father would spare Him. Nevertheless, He gave believers the example that they should always ask that the Father override our wants in favor of His will being done! Prayer is not reciting a series of magic words that cause things to happen!God is sovereign! He can do anything that He chooses to do. The Holy Bible mentions some of the answers that He has already pre-determined. He is consistent and does everything in agreement with His written Word.God is perfect. If He were to changeHe would be other than perfect!