SKUAR 13
Product TypeManuals & Papers
ScriptureExodus 33
+ ScriptureJudges 3:7-15; Judges 4:1-4; Judges 6:7-10; Judges 10:6-16; 1 Samuel 12; 1 Kings 18; Nehemiah 1; Nehemiah 8-9; John 14:21-23; John 16:8; Acts 1:6-26, Acts 2; Acts 4:24,31; Acts 7:55-60; Acts 8:17; Acts 10:44; Acts 13:9; Romans 8:1,15-16; Romans
Kingdom-Centered Prayer
Timothy J. Keller | Sep 1, 2005
Overview
Throughout the Old and New Testaments and church history, every spiritual awakening was founded on corporate, prevailing, intensive kingdom-centered prayer. We cannot create spiritual renewal by ourselves, but we can “prepare the altar” and ask God to send his Holy Spirit to change our hearts, our churches and our communities.
This paper originally accompanied a talk given to lay leaders at Redeemer Presbyterian Church, also called Kingdom-Centered Prayer.
SKUAR 13
Product TypeManuals & Papers
ScriptureExodus 33
+ ScriptureJudges 3:7-15; Judges 4:1-4; Judges 6:7-10; Judges 10:6-16; 1 Samuel 12; 1 Kings 18; Nehemiah 1; Nehemiah 8-9; John 14:21-23; John 16:8; Acts 1:6-26, Acts 2; Acts 4:24,31; Acts 7:55-60; Acts 8:17; Acts 10:44; Acts 13:9; Romans 8:1,15-16; Romans
