Like most of today’s generation, I want a quick fix. I want my need met instantaneously. I want to say the quickest prayer possible and go on with my day.
God wants us to spend time with Him. God wants more than a 5-minute ‘give me what I want’ and more time trusting Him and seeking after His will.
Your 100 Day Prayer has really given me the change of pace I need in my prayer life. Instead of asking God for something in a 5-minute whine session, I have slowed down and spent several days asking God for His answer to my requests.
We all need to slow down, and what better way than to spend 100 days in prayer over a matter. No, you don’t have to spend an entire 100 days praying for one particular thing. However, the book is a great tool in helping someone spend that quality time in prayer that God is looking for.
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Book Description
Readers are guided through 100 days of intentional prayer and biblical truth that transform their spiritual lives and reveal God’s provision for their needs.
Anything worth having in this life is worth waiting for and worth striving for. Unlike the world, though, Christians are called to a much different kind of pursuit when they survey their dreams, desires, and needs. Instead of an indulgent wish list, Christians are called to live a transformed life where they become more like Christ through the journey of striving after God’s will. In a time when both the world and even some Christians preach instant gratification, Your 100 Day Prayer offers another path—one of transformation while asking, seeking, and knocking for deep desires and desperate needs.
There is nothing guaranteed about 100 days, but as author John Synder says, “This sustained, stubborn, never-give-up spirit of prayer is not so much to persuade God to give us what we want, but rather to transform us in the process.” Your 100 Day Prayer helps readers combine their need with God’s will in a measured, structured, and instructional experience that results in greater spiritual maturity, clarity about God’s provision, and real answers to their very real needs. Because our “Father in heaven gives good gifts to those who ask him.” (Matthew 7:11).
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