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What God Did Before, He Can Do Again When we rehearse the testimonies of God, we are asking him to do again for us what he has done for others. In this collection of more than 40 testimonies, you’ll find stories of: unexpected solutions, healing, provision, restoration, clarity, breakthrough, and more. Build your faith and grow excitement for what the Lord will do next in your life. Do it again, Lord!

Wait … You Do WHAT? At Workplace Prayer, we pray for businesses. This isn’t a common career path, and over the years, we have fielded a delightful number of questions. This book springs out of our desire to answer as many of the common questions as possible. What is prayer coverage? What do you do? How do you pray? We also talk a bit about our clients generally, as well as common concerns, the benefits clients regularly see … and stories! We love stories! Come experience a bit of the joy and pleasure we experience as we pray for businesses.

Mistakes and Reset, New Hires and Alignment, … A Dozen Prayers About These Topics and More At Workplace Prayer, we delight in prayer. In these pages, different business people share some of their favorite prayers for some of the daily challenges that they face. We invite you, too, to pray about everything.

What Does It Mean to Be a Professional Intercessor? We have people ask us, “What is an intercessor?” We answer that in this book. But before A.J. started working with Bob, she asked him, “What makes you so special that you get to pray? Are your prayers different?” No one else has ever asked us this, so maybe A.J. is uniquely curious. But just in case you ever wonder something similar … this book contains a beautiful description of the gift of intercession. Of course anybody can pray. But not everybody has a gift to pray long and with intensity. Mostly unknown information … ...

Strength and Focus, Anointing and Desperation, … A Dozen Prayers and Stories At Workplace Prayer, we expect results. After all, when Jesus taught his followers to pray, “Give us this day our daily bread,” he wasn’t expecting that they would secretly have to fast most days. No! He expected them to have daily bread. When we pray, we expect God to act. We invite you, too, to pray and expect results.

I’ve Never Heard of Paying for Prayer … That’s Not Biblical, Is It? At Workplace Prayer, we hear this objection regularly. It makes sense. Going back to Martin Luther and his protest against selling indulgences, Christians have had an uneasy relationship with prayer and payment. But what does the scripture say? A thorough, concise, helpful, and enjoyable study. Come see what the scriptures say.

From Traumatic Injury to Astonished Gratitude On the last trip to the beach before the family vacation ended, a young teen found herself with a splinter the size of a toothpick in her foot. With no tools, little time before their flight, and urgent care unknown, a former Boy Scout, military man, and medical professional happened by—with the tools and the know-how to know what to do. Come and see the Lord’s provision in the midst of a trying situation. God is in the details—in this young teen’s life, and in yours.

¿Tomar la Santa Cena todos los días por un mes? Dos respuestas comunes. “¡Wow, eso suena realmente poderoso!” O, “¡wow, eso suena realmente controversial!” Cuando Pablo escribió acerca de la Mesa del Señor, él dijo, “Porque cada vez que comen de este pan y beben de esta copa, proclaman la muerte del Señor hasta que él venga”. Esa palabra “proclaman”, en el Griego es katangello. Katangello significa declarar, predicar, dar a conocer, proc- lamar públicamente. Cuando tu comes éste pan y tomas de esta copa, tú declaras, predicas, das a conocer, proclamas ...