Do you really want your prayers to be heard and answered by God? Do you want to be sure your prayer time isn’t wasted by going through a wishful, whimsical exercise with the hope that something “might” happen? Do you really want to know what happens when you pray?
If your answer to these questions is yes, then allow Powerful Prayers That Open Heaven to unlock the secrets of prayer for you. Jamie T. Pleasant will teach you how to develop a more powerful and effective prayer life.
Designed for either personal devotions or group participation, each chapter includes exercises and key points that will help you make the most of your prayer time as you delve into the eight truths of prayer that open heaven. As you apply these timeless truths in your quiet moments with God, you will find that your overall perspective on prayer will be transformed, day by day and week by week.
Table of Contents:
Foreword by Dabo Swinney
Getting the most from Powerful Prayers That Open Heaven
Chapter 1: When We Pray, Heaven Opens Up
Chapter 2: Prayer Changes Things and You Should Change Too
Chapter 3: Our Prayers are Answered Before We Pray
Chapter 4: When We are Still, God Is Active
Chapter 5: Praying form Your Heart
Chapter 6: A Prayer That Only God Can Hear
Chapter 7: God Will Speak to You Through You
Chapter 8: Meditate Until You See Your Blessing
Chapter 9: Get Ready to Open Heaven
Epilogue
About the Author
About the Author:
Jamie T. Pleasant is the chief executive pastor and founder of New Zion Christian Church in Suwanee, Georgia. As a modern-day polymath, he holds a bachelor’s degree in physics from Benedict College in Columbia, South Carolina, a bachelor’s degree in marketing studies from Clemson University, and an MBA in marketing from Clark Atlanta University. In 1999, Jamie achieved a Georgia Tech milestone by becoming the first African-American to graduate with a PhD in business management in the school’s 110-plus-year history. Apostle Pleasant is a member of Alpha Phi Alpha and husband of Kimberly Pleasant and the proud father of three children: Christian, Zion, and Nacara.
