Principles of Prayer
Learn How to Pray with Power
Charles Finney's ministry rolled like a spiritual shock wave across
the American landscape in the nineteenth century. He attributed his
effectiveness in large part to prayer. Now his superb insights are
condensed and collected in a single book.
Principles of Prayer provides a 40-day devotional study for those
desiring to pray with power and see results. Each daily
reading--through meditation, application, and prayer--will help you
grow to Christian maturity.
Charles G. Finney, widely acknowledged as one of America's foremost
evangelists, was a great man of prayer as well. Over half a million
people were converted under his ministry in the 800s.
Top Highlights
“First, it may be revealed by express promises or predictions in the Bible” (source)
“He will give or do certain things; promises in regard to particular things” (source)
“Truth, by itself, will never produce the effect without the Spirit of God” (source)
“There are two kinds of means requisite to promote a revival: one to influence men, the other to influence God” (source)
“in general terms, so that we may apply them to particular things” (source)
Product Details
- Title : Principles of Prayer
- Authors:
- Finney, Charles G.
- Parkhurst, L. G. Jr.
- Publisher: Bethany House
- Publication Date: 2001
- ISBN: 9781441205476
Charles G. Finney was born in 1792, and trained as a lawyer before becoming one of America's foremost evangelists. Over one million people were converted under his ministry in an age that offered neither amplifiers nor mass communication tools. The principles he discovered concerning the principles of revival have been preserved and utilized by evangelists and missionaries alike through the centuries. Finney served as professor of Theology and President of Oberlin College in Ohio.