Intercessors: Discovering Your Anointing

by Karen Kaufman, Barbara Femrite, Elizabeth Alves, et al.

Book Overview

Sadly, many who are called to be great prayer warriors never discover their calling because they are too busy eyeing with envy the fruit of other people's prayers. The fact is that each of us is on a... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0830726446
• ISBN13: 9780830726448
• Release Date: November 2000
• Publisher: Regal Books
• Length: 272 Pages
• Weight: 0.67 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.5" x 8.5"
• Age Range: 18 to 10 years
• Grade Range: Postsecondary to Grade 5

Customer Reviews

Intercessors

Our prayer ministry group has been studying about becoming better pray-ers and this book gives us more knowledge and helps us to understand what it means to be an Intercessor.

A refreshing perspective on intercession.

I've read lots of books on prayer--I was to the point where I thought there was nothing new to say! But, fortunately, I was wrong. Alves approaches intercession as a God-given burden that can best be fulfilled by alignment with the personality of the Intercessor. Just be myself. I don't have to be "Praying Hyde" or "Amy Carmichael." I just need to be me, and pray according to my burdens. Glory to God.

Intercessors has set me free!

I just finished this book and I can't rave enough about it! I finally understand that I don't have to sit and pray for 2 hours every day to be powerful in prayer. I highly recommend this book. It's a must for people who struggle with prayer.

Prayer is FUN - stand in the gap!

Did you ever go to a prayer meeting and where happy when you could finally go home again? Actually, you always knew that you were not an intercessor but just wanted to make sure? Or did you think that prayer is a must because the bible says that we should pray without ceasing but you where not really enjoying it? Then this book was written for YOU! Through this book I found out that there are many kinds of intercessors. To intercede actually means to stand in the gap for someone. The authors (I had the honour to experience Tommi and Beth life) give vivid examples from the bible and from their lives. There are list intercessors (a favourite among pastors) like Ezra, government intercessors like Daniel, prophetic intercessors like Moses, mercy intercessors like Jeremiah, crisis intercessors like David (see Psalms), etc. What are you? I learnt from this book that there is not a pure kind. But every time we get on our prayer bones (knees) we might be the one kind or another kind, maybe a combination. Where is your passion when you pray? It's all right when we spend most of the time weeping tears of identification for the lost. Another day we might do warfare intercession. When we come together, only TOGETHER we pray the heart of God. Only if we all contribute we will have His whole heart; someone brings a list, another tears, another a song, etc. Prayer is FUN, stand in the gap!

Finding the proper armor

So many of us pray without knowing what our strengths. As Dutch Sheets states in the preface, we are going from defining to refining and assigning in these last days of the church before the warrior-bride is called home. If you know how to fit yourself for battle and focus as the authors call us to do, you can use your best armor to withstand satan's arrows while doing battle in prayer for another. This book is an automatic followup to Dutch Sheets' book on Intercessory Prayer and was a "don't lay down until I finish it" type of book. It strengthens any Christian who would read it in their prayer life. We may even use it for a women's ministry study!