Movin’ on up!
Do you approach prayer with the same attitude and same requests—now you can flow into a new realm.
Prayer Changes Things shows you how to pray the Jesus way—responding to His Father with “yes” as a matter of habit. You, too, can learn to trust Him with that same response in your everyday life.
Prayer Changes Things includes excerpts from the following books and authors:
Let Your Yes be Yes by Don Nori
Spirit-Empowered Prayer Storm by James Goll
Mystics, Mystical Experiences, and Contemplative Prayer by Beni Johnson
Healing and Interventional Answers by Elmer L. Towns
Prayer That Takes Hold of the Impossible! by Morris Cerullo
The Power Source by Suzette T. Caldwell Praying in Another Dimension by Sue Curran
The Life-Changing Benefits of Fasting by Mahesh Chavda
Prayer Can Be Powerful (or Otherwise) by C. Peter Wagner
You can pray with great power and authority—starting today!
Beni, along with her husband Bill Johnson, was the senior pastor of Bethel Church. Beni had a call to intercession that remains an integral part of the Bethel Church mission. She was pivotal in the development of Bethel's Prayer House as well as the intercession team. Beni carried a call to see the church become healthy and whole in their bodies, souls, and spirits. Her passion for people, health, and intercession has all helped to bring the much-needed breakthrough in Bethel's ministry. Beni's vision was to see the people of God be filled with joyful prayer, intercession, and complete wellness.
Dr. Elmer Towns, vice president of Liberty University, college and seminary professor, dean of the School of Religion, is also the author of numerous popular and scholarly works. He is the recipient of the coveted Gold Medallion Award awarded by the Evangelical Christian Publishers Association for the Book of the Year, The Names of the Holy Spirit. He and Ruth, his wife of 56 years, have three children and ten grandchildren.
C. Peter Wagner was the Ambassadorial Apostle of Global Spheres, Inc. (GSI), an apostolic network providing activation and alignment for kingdom-minded leaders of the body of Christ. He traveled extensively throughout the world, helping to equip believers to minister in the areas of apostolic ministries, wealth, dominion, and reformation of society. Wagner considered this his "fourth career," which he began at the age of eighty. His first career was serving as a missionary to Bolivia, along with his wife, Doris; his second was teaching in the Fuller Seminary School of World Mission (now School of Intercultural Studies); and his third was founding and developing Global Harvest Ministries, which included the world prayer movement and Wagner University. WLI now has over twenty schools in the U.S. and twelve more in other nations. On October 21, 2016, Peter went home to be with the Lord.
