The Power of Positive Praying

by John R. Bisagno

Overview

Jesus was our model and teacher in prayer. By His life and His lips our Lord's constant fellowship with the Father pointed to the necessity of ours. But Jesus didn’t pray merely as an example to us. For thirty-three years, He lived as a man, tempted in all points like as are we. He prayed because He had to pray. He prayed because He must.
 
In this 50th anniversary edition of  The Power of Positive Praying, Dr. Bisagno expands this classic work with eight new chapters on prayer.
 
If the Son of God prioritized prayer, how more must we? And His prayers were answered as will be ours, if like Him we pray in His Will, in His Word and in Faith. For that’s the power of positive praying.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781433685811
Publisher:	B&H Publishing Group
Publication date:	01/01/2015
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	208
Sales rank:	795,030
File size:	2 MB
Age Range:	3 Months to 18 Years

About the Author

John R. Bisagno is pastor emeritus of the 22,000-member Houston's First Baptist Church where he preached for thirty years. He has also authored twenty-five books and now serves on the adjunct faculty of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. Bisagno and his wife, Uldine, have three children and eight grandchildren. They live in Houston, Texas.

Table of Contents

Introduction: Jesus' Priority in Prayer 1

Section 1 Finding

Chapter 1 From My Bible 9

Chapter 2 From My Experience 21

Chapter 3 First 27

Chapter 4 Faith 39

Section 2 Form

Chapter 5 Thank Him 49

Chapter 6 Praise Him 55

Chapter 7 Tell Him 67

Chapter 8 Ask Him 77

Chapter 9 Honor Him 85

Chapter 10 Listen to Him 91

Section 3 Further

Chapter 11 Praying against Demonic Powers 107

Chapter 12 Praying without Ceasing 115

Chapter 13 Praying the Lord's Prayer 127

Chapter 14 Praying for Revival 137

Chapter 15 Praying for the Lost 147

Chapter 16 Prayer and Fasting 153

Chapter 17 Agreeing in Prayer 161

Chapter 18 Praying for Healing 167

Chapter 19 Yes … but Not Yet 187

Conclusion: A Final Word 193

Notes 195