When everything we’re going through--pain, loss, tragedy, grief--suggests that God can’t help us or doesn’t care, it seems unwise to place our confidence in Him. But nothing could be farther from the truth. This discussion guide to Trusting God by Navigator author Jerry Bridges features discussion questions that study what the Bible has to say about God's sovereignty, His mercy, and His love. • For individual or small-group discussion

In this otherworldly memoir of extraordinary power, Mark Richard, an award-winning author, tells his story of growing up in the American South with a heady Gothic mix of racial tension and religious fervor. Called a “special child,” Southern social code for mentally—and physically—challenged children, Richard was crippled by deformed hips and was told he would spend his adult life in a wheelchair. During his early years in charity hospitals, Richard observed the drama of other broken boys’ lives, children from impoverished Appalachia, tobacco country lowlands, and Richmond’s poorest neighborhoods. The son of a solitary alcoholic father whose hair-trigger temper terrorized his family, and of a mother who sought inner peace through fasting, prayer, and scripture, Richard spent his bedridden childhood withdrawn into the company of books. As a young man, Richard, defying both his doctors and parents, set out to experience as much of the world as he could—as a disc jockey, fishing trawler deckhand, house painter, naval correspondent, aerial photographer, private investigator, foreign journalist, bartender and unsuccessful seminarian—before his hips failed him. While digging irrigation ditches in east Texas, he discovered that a teacher had sent a story of his to the Atlantic, where it was named a winner in the magazine’s national fiction contest launching a career much in the mold of Jack London and Mark Twain. A superbly written and irresistible blend of history, travelogue, and personal reflection, House of Prayer No. 2 is a remarkable portrait of a writer’s struggle with his faith, the evolution of his art, and of recognizing one’s singularity in the face of painful disability. Written with humor and a poetic force, this memoir is destined to become a modern classic.

To love God with an undivided heart is to serve Him with an undistracted life. Prayer releases the purpose of God. It brings into focus the practice of God and aligns us with His divine providence. From this little book on prayer, we will discover that our trajectory to the heavens is ultimately determined by orientation to the ground.

With changes in language regarding gender issues, this alternative version of Gates of Prayer for the House of Mourning includes services for the funeral home and house of the bereaved, afternoon and evening services, special "At a House of Mourning" service, additional readings, meditations and Kaddish. All editions have 44 pages and are softcover.

• A complex story, well told, that describes the rise and development of one of the nation’s most important and uniquely American religious institutions • Documents a sacred place where the nation has celebrated some of its greatest triumphs and grieved some of its greatest losses • Site at the crossroads of American life and culture, where major national issues have been discussed and illuminated, including civil rights and the war in Vietnam This new book provides a history of Washington National Cathedral from its inception to the modern day, focusing finally on the episcopacy of Bishop John T. Walker, who died in the fall of 1989.

Filled with stories and step-by-step instruction, this handy guide is a treasure chest of inspiration for unleashing the power of God through prayer.

Prayer is a communication between God and man, this means that just when you meet together in a room praying, the room turns from being a normal place to being a House for God. God enthrones as King of the meeting. Hallelujah. Gods desire is to head His house no matter how small you see it. Dont look down on the ministry you are doing whether in the church or at home or elsewhere. Wherever you meet to call on the name of the Lord is your house of prayer. You can look through church history till today and it will amaze you that most ministries started with two or three people, whether family members or co-workers or just friends. This is because they met as just friends or family but with God as the owner of the house.

Prayers for almost every life circumstance. Includes presentation page.

Imagine hearing, "Momma don't need to know," and you instantly recognize the voice of your child. During my prayer time, God revealed the hidden plans of Satan. This book provides the necessary tools for effective and victorious prayer. God speaks to His children. He wants us to know His love and His plans for us. His desire is to show us when the enemy is seeking to devour. In understanding the effective tools for victorious prayer, you will learn: What is the House of Prayer? Power in the House of Prayer Purposes of the House of Prayer Sample Prayers for God's House Author Bio: Cheryl A. W. Wallace, a native of Louisiana, has ministered as a prayer warrior for 29 years. She married Stanley J. Wallace in May 1974. Cheryl and her husband now serve as ministers and are active on the leadership team at Harvest Time Christian Center Church in Edgard, Louisiana. God has blessed them with 5 children and 13 grandchildren: Sidney and his wife, Karen; Brandon and his wife, Serfronya; Sherri; Cabrina and her husband, Earnest; and Stacy. keywords: Wallace, Christian, Prayer, House Of Prayer, Prayer House, Praying, Church, Spiritual Growth, Inspirational