Do you ever sit down to pray and struggle to find the right words? You want to spend time with God, but you don't know where to begin? 365 Days of Prayer for Mothers is a beautiful book of topically arranged, guided prayers and complementary Scriptures that will enhance your prayer life and offer you peace, joy, and strength every day. God hears your voice when you direct it to him. He will step into every struggle and be your very present help in trouble. He will give you the words to say even when you find yourself lacking. He is able also to save forever those who draw near to God through Him, since He always lives to make intercession for them. Hebrews 7:25 NASB

Prayer is a truly heart-warming passionate release of a desperate call to a daily communion with God the creator of all things. Prayer provides a railway line for the locomotive journey transporting God's heavenly blessings to an agonizing intercessor.
From Genesis to Revelation, God is calling his children to intercession. All children of God, Jews and Gentiles, obedient and disobedient children are encouraged to come to God, in good times and in bad times. God is exposed as standing with an open arm patiently waiting for all to come home to God. So that God will be our God and we will all be his people. Prayer Communion guide book provides that opportunity for everyone to spend 40 Days 4o Nights of Prayer Communion with Almighty God.
At the age of about 15yrs, Dr. Kabuin Thaddeus Kabere trusted the Lord Jesus Christ as his personal Lord and Savior from sin. Completely convicted by God's word in the Book of James 1:2 "Count it all joy my brethren when ye fall into divers temptations" (KJV) For the very first time he saw the need for a savior. During that Sunday morning service the teenage young man will not rest until he later kneeling by his dormitory bed side invited Jesus Christ into his heart for salvation. The next day (Monday) he stormed into the School Chaplains office, and the Chaplain prayed again with him, and send him off to the local Baptist Pastor's office to prepare for Baptism. After enquirers class the young man was baptized by immersion on the 24th of March 1984 at Ebenezer Baptist Church at the foot of Mt Fako; Buea. The young man grew up to become a youth Pastor, a Pastor, a Church Planter, and Missionary.

Karl Barth's legendary image of preaching with the Bible in one hand and the newspaper in the other now has a matching image for praying. In Ain't Too Proud to Beg Telford Work encourages praying with a social documentary in one hand and the Lord's Prayer in the other. The result is neither a commentary on the Lord's Prayer nor a theology of prayer. Instead it is an exercise book that uses prayer to strengthen our theological muscles.
Work proposes that we take whatever is happening in our world -- a political election or the latest war will do -- and set the Lord's Prayer in the middle of it. Let that prayer shed light on the scene and expose what matters. Then pray it. Then look again and see how the prayer is a response to what matters. These three movements give structure to the book as a whole and to each chapter within it. Prayed this way, the Lord's Prayer is always new and never quite the same.
Ecumenical, evangelical, postmodern, and irenic in tone, Ain't Too Proud to Beg ends not with a neat scholarly wrap-up but with an open-ended -Amen- -- three sparkling, joyful sermons -- a fitting ending to Work's provocative exploration of prayer as a theological process.

There is but one king that I know. It is he whom I love and worship. If I were to be killed a thousand times for my loyalty to him, I would still be his servant. Christ is on my lips, Christ is in my heart; no amount of suffering will take him from me.--Genesius of Rome These are more than lofty words. They are a reflection of ultimate faith spoken by a person staring death in the face. Like a flaming torch, they illuminate for us the reality the martyrs saw, the truth that gripped their hearts and lifted their eyes to heaven in the face of fire, sword, and executioner's axe. biographies of sixty Christians who died for their faith, from Stephen, the church's first martyr, to Bahram Dehqani-Tafti of Iran, who was shot to death in 1981. In today's age of uncertainty, spiritual pluralism, and self-indulgence, the words of the martyrs remind us of the worthiness of Jesus and the costliness of the gospel. They humble us with their commitment. They fortify our faith with their honesty and certitude. And they direct our vision toward eternal realities that far outshine anything this world has to offer.