| Title: The Power of Prayer and Fasting: God's Gateway to Spiritual Breakthroughs, Revised and Expanded By: Ronnie Floyd Format: Paperback Number of Pages: 240 Vendor: B&H Books Publication Date: 2010 | Dimensions: 8.25 X 5.25 X 0.60 (inches) Weight: 10 ounces ISBN: 0805464832 ISBN-13: 9780805464832 Stock No: WW464832 |
The hand-in-hand spiritual discipline of prayer and fasting is not a gimmick or a spiritual fad, although its neglect in recent decades makes it a new discovery for many Christians. Instead, as author Ronnie Floyd explains, prayer and fasting is a Scripture-ordained act of obedience—a means of humbling ourselves before God, drawing closer to Him, and making room for Him to speak and act in our lives.
This newly revised and updated edition of The Power of Prayer and Fasting offers fascinating firsthand stories of the difference prayer and fasting has made in Floyd’s life and others, compelling explanations of how this discipline works in a Christian’s life, practical guidance for those who have never fasted before, and finallly a stirring call to revival.
Ronnie Floyd has served since 1985 as senior pastor at First Baptist Church of Springdale in Springdale, Arkansas, where membership has grown to 16,000 and spawned a second campus, The Church at Pinnacle Hills. He also hosts Ronnie Floyd Winners, a weekly program seen worldwide on the Daystar Television Network. Ronnie and his wife, Jeana, have been married more than three decades and have two sons and three grandchildren.
This book is not the theories of an armchair philosopher but the life and breath of a man on fire. Adrian Rogers (1931-2005)
This newly revised and updated edition of The Power of Prayer and Fasting offers fascinating firsthand stories of the difference prayer and fasting has made in Floyds life and others, compelling explanations of how this discipline works in a Christians life, practical guidance for those who have never fasted before, and a stirring call to revival. New material includes a chapter on fasting together as a church for the needs of one person, family, or the church itself.
