Description Foreword by Eric Metaxas.
Prayers activate God's power and God's power changes everything.
There are far too many Christians who are walking around dejected, depressed, hopeless, powerless, and in bondage to the flesh.
Yet this is not what the Christian life is or should be.
Jesus Christ fulfilled the will of the Father and together made a new covenant--one that set us free from the enslavement of sin and gave us new life.
Through the shed blood of Christ on the cross and His resurrection, Jesus restored our relationship with the living God and enabled us to live an abundant life Though we will experience difficulties, in the midst of these things we are not powerless and without hope.
Our power and hope is in God, and the Holy Spirit empowers us to live above the fray The most powerful thing we can do in our lives is PRAY The Bible tells us to pray without ceasing and to pray about everything.
If you are struggling in your walk, if you look at the world around you and feel dejected, look up, for your redemption is nigh Join Pastor Carter in this book as he looks at the lesson Jesus gives us in Mark 9--along with some of his own personal experiences and testimonies--and how it relates to us, our walk with God, and our impact on the world.
You will find, as Pastor Carter has, that it's time to pray Each chapter contains a section titled Important Takeaways from This Chapter, which includes key thoughts, key words, and key insight.
About the Author Carter Conlon is senior pastor of Times Square Church in New York City, an interdenominational church with more than 10, 000 people in attendance, representing more than 100 different nationalities.
He joined the pastoral staff in 1994 at the invitation of founding pastor David Wilkerson, author of the best-selling book The Cross and the Switchblade.
He was appointed to the office of senior pastor in 2001, and he continuesto be a voice for God far beyond the pulpit of Times Square Church.
He is invited to speak at.
Charisma House It's time to pray: god's power changes everything, hardcover/carter conlon
