When the Tears of Prayer Fall Down - Softcover

Adu, Paul

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1490746641 ISBN 13: 9781490746647

Publisher: Trafford, 2014

Synopsis

This book is about the author's experience on the altar of prayer. It is a spiritually empowering and life-changing book that explains how to approach God in prayers yourself. It touches on the nitty-gritty of rewriting your destiny without anyone's assistance. It emphasizes the fact that only you are in the best position to explain yourself to God. The main thesis of the book is that the power of answered prayers is not contingent upon any special anointing outside you. It hypothesizes that power to change your situation is not an exclusive right of any spiritual leader somewhere, and that it is a right you must claim by faith. The book also highlights various tested biblical and acceptable concepts of talking to God for an answer through your own prayers. Most importantly, it elucidates on how you can reach God through effective and fervent prayers for a fulfilled life style and destiny maximization.

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About the Author

Rev. Paul Adu is the senior pastor and founder of Potter and Clay Miracle Ministries London, where prayers are offered to God on a daily basis. He is a seasoned speaker and a prolific writer. He captures the mind of his audience by elucidating the Word of God in such a simplistic manner that makes everyone, irrespective of backgrounds, to understand. Rev. Paul Adu takes out quality time on a daily basis to minister and encourage folks who need God's intervention as well as pray with them. His ministrations are trailed with signs and wonders with wonderful testimonies of healing and deliverance from satanic bondage. Rev. Paul Adu, among other qualifications, holds a bachelor's degree in health from Greenwich University-London. He and his beautiful wife, Elizabeth Adu, reside in the UK with their children.

Edition details

• Publisher: Trafford
• Publication date: 2014
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1490746641
• ISBN 13: 9781490746647
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 142