When The Going Gets Tough The Tough Get Praying

Can we really change God's mind? Shouldn't we really be praying your will be done? In this reissue of his book, And God Changed His Mind, Brother Andrew challenges what he calls Christian fatalism. Instead he calls Christians to pray to move God - and if necessary to change His mind.

When the Going is Tough Following God is a full-time profession in which you are at the job 24/7. There are no visiting professors but only residents. Following God as a profession involves us at our best and worst. It is a journey in our young age and old age, at our wisest and most foolish of times. It is a walk during our hottest and coolest days, during our success and horrible times. In following God, there is no old age, no retirement. There are no lunch breaks and no excused absences. In this profession, no one can come to work on your behalf. There are no sick leaves and no holidays.

Pressing in to protect our family's hopes, dreams and destinies is the duty of the woman. Such is the driving force behind this book, to awaken women to travail in the place of prayer. PUSH LADY PUSH is borne out of a conviction that diligent passionate prayer yields results. Many of us have neglected these basic principles and have become a prey for Satan, who is the originator of evil forces. PUSH LADY PUSH is inspired by my personal experience and I hope it will bless you. Some of the experiences and ideas shared, if applied will enable you overcome the hills, valleys and every challenge that you may encounter. The Bible says the wise woman builds her home. (Proverbs14:1) There is no better way to build than through the medium of prayer. Insurmountable challenges and struggles will crumble when she prays. There is power in prayer. Mary Queen of Scots once said: "I fear the prayers of John Knox, more than the armies of France". While the content of this book is directed towards ladies, the principles are helpful to any one who is keen to pray . The author encourages you to employ and deploy the weapons of prayer. You will discover in this book emphasis on using the word of God as you pray and also included are some prayer points, these are to help those who are learning the art of prayer formulate and present their prayers before God.

Prayer opens worlds of possibilities—but many people still struggle to pray. Power Prayers: Praying for Your Kids will help parents pray, by offering solid biblical reasons to talk to God and specific prayer starters for 21 key areas of a child's life. Nearly 300 prayers address a child's “Faith,” “Future,” “Purity,” “Joy,” “Dreams & Goals” “Fears,” “Health,” “Courage,” and thirteen other important topics. Every prayer starter is timely and will touch the hearts of parents with supporting scripture selections. Concise and quick to read, yet packed with spiritual punch, Power Prayers: Praying for Your Kids makes an ideal gift for moms and dads of all ages.

OUR CRUMBLING FOUNDATION - WILL GOD CANCEL US? is a wake-up call to courageously stand firm in our faith and ask God to give us the strength to take back our country. For the past several decades, we have chipped away at the firm foundation of this nation all because we have slowly but surely removed God from all aspects of who we are as a nation. Do we, as responsible citizens who love God and love our country, want to allow this deterioration to continue? Do we want to see our republic further transform into a socialist nation and completely remove God from every aspect? OUR CRUMBLING FOUNDATION - WILL GOD CANCEL US? will hopefully provide you with a better understanding of how we have allowed this unwelcome metamorphosis to take place and what we must do to overcome the crumbling of our foundation. Be on guard. Be strong. Be courageous. And let God back into our hearts and our nation.

2019 Illumination Book Awards, Bronze Medal in Spirituality 2019 International Book Awards, Finalist: Christianity 2019 Catholic Press Association, Honorable Mention: Family Life Make God a member of your family. Do you struggle to find the right way to integrate prayer into your daily family life? Are you worried your children won’t practice the same faith that has sustained you in times of difficulty? When Jane Knuth inherited the family “prayer list” from her aunt, she decided to continue the tradition of praying regularly with the list of needs and thanks for relatives and friends. But prayer fits itself to every person’s—and every family’s—situation and culture. As Jane learned how to pray in her family and explored the prayer experiences of other families, she discovered a simple truth: the best way to pray with your family is the way that works best for your family. The Prayer List shares the true stories of how families from many faith traditions—Christian, non-Christian, or no defined faith—pray together in meaningful ways. With prompts to inspire your own family’s prayer after each chapter, these stories prove that family prayer can be a path to the intimacy and closeness we long for. It’s like making God a member of the family.

While doing two years’ Bible research for finding how our bodies are made in very similar fashion to principles seen in the Bible, I started getting more and more interested in the verses related to hope. I started to write a daily devotional book on hope but then started to see more and more verses that did not have the word “hope” in them but spoke to me on important principles of hope. I also started to notice different verses that discussed different types of fear, what we are to fear and what we shouldn’t fear. With this, I saw just how much fear is on the other side of hope. I also saw just how much God wants to give us hope through Him. The writing of this book was a truly evolving process. I wanted to combine my paintings with these verses so that people might notice the verses more when highlighted by color, starting with just a “verse of the day.” My family led me to write more about why I picked the verses I picked, so the second part of this process turned into me writing about what I saw in these verses, turning into a starting point for journaling. I want this book to be a starting point to help people journal as they see these verses and what I felt reading them, able to add what they see. Beyond this, I want it to be a starting point for people to want to look more into the Bible and what is put in there for us. Each time I read some of my favorite passages, I’m able to see more and learn more. I want each reader to enjoy the same opportunities of this journey of walking with God through His Word. This last three years has taken a toll on a lot of people. I want this book to help encourage people to not give up, to hold on to what God offers us, even when things get tough and confusing. All pictures in this book are my paintings, and I’m hoping they will be a way to help people stay interested in all the verses on hope and how to drive out fear.

I'm writing this book as a man in his upper thirties who is recounting about thirty years' worth of a lifelong struggle with being comfortable around people. That is, not knowing how to talk to people, not trusting people enough to be comfortable sharing my thoughts, feelings, and experiences. Being socially dysfunctional has led me to do and think a number of things that I'm not proud of. I'm highly critical of myself in this book and throughout my everyday life in general. I've always lamented that I wished I could be someone else. But in the end, I need to realize that I have to embrace who I am with all my flaws. I can only be me. I can't be anyone else, and I should not want that to be any other way.