Why Pray? No Prayer, No Power: A Prayer Guide for the Saints - Paperback

by Fay Elllis Butler (Author)

This book is based on the eternal and fundamental truth that the awesome power and presence of God becomes a reality to those who pray. He loves everyone equality and He is waiting for each one of us to pray -- talk with God, worship God, meditate on God, petition God, and seek God desperately. Desperate times call for desperate prayers. We have no illusions about troubled homes, increasing pornography, sexual promiscuity and diseases, increasing varieties of substances to abuse our bodies, wars and rumors of wars, as well as financial difficulties for most of the world. Can your prayers make a difference? Absolutely Will God answer your prayers? Absolutely Is He waiting for you to call on Him, seek Him, worship Him? Absolutely. This book is written to challenge and to encourage the reader who has not been praying to pray or to encourage those who have been praying to pray more. Even though God does love everybody, you cannot take Him for granted. Therefore, this book gives specific instructions how to pray for physical healing, how to pray to be healed from oppression and depression, how to pray for your families (particularly for the safety and protection of our children), how to pray for financial miracles, and most important of all, how to pray for a relationship with God --Salvation. Furthermore, this book teaches that if you know some of the promises of God in the Bible, you can pray prayers of biblical agreement and become even more effective in prayer. Become 'more than a conqueror' because you pray. Experience the peace of God because you pray. Get results and protection because you pray. God never fails. Read this book, increase your knowledge about prayer --techniques and strategies, and be blessed.

Author Biography

ABOUT THE AUTHOR... Fay Ellis Butler, the daughter of a pastor, Rev. R.N. Ellis, was educated in New York City. She became a Registered Nurse (Bellevue Hospital, N.Y.U.) and Medical Anthropologist receiving her PH.D. from Columbia University. Fay continues to work in her church teaching Sunday School, counseling and in prayer ministry. She has traveled all over the United States (including Alaska), Africa, Asia, South America, Europe and the Caribbean as a missionary. She is the widow of Rev. /Atty John L. Butler, the mother of seven children, eight grandchildren and one great-grandchild. She considers herself greatly bless because all of her children are servants of the Master and are working faithfully in their respective churches.