Praying God's Word

Breaking Free from Spiritual Strongholds

By: Beth Moore

Narrated by: Cynthia Holloway

Length: 3 hrs and 18 mins

Publisher's summary

How do we practice II Corinthians 10:3-5, "tearing down strongholds by captivating our minds with the knowledge of God"? Beth Moore shows you how in Praying God's Word.

A topical prayer guide addressing 14 common strongholds and what Scripture reveals about each of them, Praying God's Word presents Scriptures in prayer form to be incorporated into your daily prayer life.

God's Word, through prayer, helps you overcome bitterness, anger, and unforgiveness, setting you free from each and every stronghold which claims your life, and replacing it with the mind of Christ.

©2000 Beth Moore (P)2006 Brilliance Audio

Breaking Free is for me!

We all have strongholds, I'm ready to tackle mine after listening to this amazing book

strong holds in God word and his work. prayer work

Praying to God, believe in him, trust in the Lord, talk to him, read and study his word. Ask God to help you believe more in him ask him to help you to believe, to grow, and to strengthen you more in him.

Narrator

not a fan of narration, boring making it hard to listen

loved the book when read personally

Praying the word

Would you consider the audio edition of Praying God's Word to be better than the print version?

In this case I think I should have purchased and read the book. Only because there are many scriptures I would like to write down.

DO buy this audiobook!

Would you consider the audio edition of Praying God's Word to be better than the print version?

The audio format complements the print format. I'm SO glad I have the audio IN ADDITION to the print. (sorry for the caps - only way to emphasize my point). I agree that that you want the print version, but IMHO, the audio is well-worth having. I love that I can listen to God's Word while I'm working around the house, exercising, or driving long distances. There is GREAT value in hearing God's Word as well as reading it. A supplement, yes, but a valuable one for different times and places.

What did you like best about this story?

N/A. While Beth Moore includes some personal anecdotes at the beginning of each chapter, the bulk of this is of God's Word on a variety of "strongholds" (a.k.a. coping mechanisms, denial; allowing hurts, habits and hangups to keep you from facing and conquering a given pain)

What about Cynthia Holloway’s performance did you like?

She has a warm and energetic voice with pleasant expression. I've heard Beth Moore speak on video and another audiobook of hers. I understand those who have a hard time adjusting to a different voice because she is so sincere and passionate, but I think Ms Holloway does a great job.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

No extreme reaction. Just very grateful for this book.

Any additional comments?

Buy the audio! I'm so glad I did.

Impactful

This audiobook was recommended to me as a way to help get through some difficult mental situations. It always helps bring clarity to my situation and calms me.

Do not get on audiobook

The point of this book is to have a number of prayers to actually pray using scripture. In audio format you do not have those written prayers to pray, just listen to. Listening in audio format defeats the entire purpose of the book. This should never have been made into an audiobook.

Should Be A written book not an audio one

It's not a bad book by any means and Beth Moore is a cherished favorite of mine but the format was not good. It's a lot of prayers followed by their scriptural reference so the narrator's voice just drones on and on mechanically. I couldn't continue, it was grating

Not the same as the book

struggle to finish. The reader skeep parragraghs from the book. Not satisfied, rather read the book.