Brave Prayers – Liturgy For A Modern Prayer Warrior

Disgrifiad Brave prayers set the atmosphere for God to move!Filled with Scripture and ancient fiery prayers of the early Celtic church, this book offers a simple, straightforward way to shepherd your atmosphere through prayer. Use these prayers to remove spiritual chaos and establish the peace and of God in your home, land, or church. Follow the footsteps of the early Celtic Saints and apply these powerful prayers to bring spiritual breakthrough for your home and church.Use the QR code to access bonus content and teaching videos by the author! Full video Bible Study also available when using the code.Author Rebecca Friedlander developed this rhythm of prayer while praying over her land and cultivating a “thin place;” where the atmosphere between heaven and earth is thin, and one can easily enter into God’s Presence.There is a vast difference between saying your prayers and praying your prayers. Thank you, Rebecca, for such an excellent and much-needed guide, and for helping us get back to what matters. -Ray Hughes – Poet, Storyteller, TeacherThe words of these prayers are living! They are “alive” with the frequencies of heaven. Let these “presence driven” prayers captivate your every thought and emotion, and surrender to the invitation of union. -Pastor Jerry Bryant, Nashville Worship City AllianceDrawing from the richness of historical Christian prayer and practices, the power of Scripture and the application of God’s Word to life today, Rebecca has knit together a powerful and personal book to strengthen the life of a believer. – Pam Farrel, Author of 61 books including Discovering Wisdom in Proverbs and Glimpse of God’s GloryRebecca’s book, “Brave Prayers”, helps give clear directions in a time of confusion. It is informative, succinct and balanced. Rebecca draws from Biblical Directives & Disciplines along with patterns of the early Celtic Church to discover Rhythms of God’s movement in our lives and history. Her writing is a breath of fresh air for all you desire to cultivate a more intimate and powerful prayer life and ministry in the spiritual realm. -Archbishop Russ McClanahan Presiding Bishop, The Evangelical Episcopal Communion