Breakthrough Prayer: The Power Of Connecting With The Heart Of God

Breakthrough Prayer: The Power Of Connecting With The Heart Of God

From the Book Meet three who discovered the power of ?breakthrough prayer.? ?My husband and I had a dream of helping desperate young women. But no banker in his right mind would finance such a venture. So we prayed and God broke through every single obstacle we faced. That was just the beginning of the wonderful roller-coaster ride we call ?faith.?? -Grace (chapter 7) ?Voices inside my head were constantly screaming at me. I became like an animal in the street, muttering or yelling out a stream of profanity as people passed by. One day I screamed out, Jesus, help me! O God, you?re my only hope! That was the breakthrough prayer that saved my life.? -Danny (chapter 2) ?Talk about breakthrough prayer! I was buried under 110 stories of steel and concrete after the collapse of the World Trade Center Towers when God heard my cry for help.? -Genelle (chapter 3)From the Back CoverFrom the Book Meet three who discovered the power of 'breakthrough prayer.' 'My husband and I had a dream of helping desperate young women. But no banker in his right mind would finance such a venture. So we prayed and God broke through every single obstacle we faced. That was just the beginning of the wonderful roller-coaster ride we call 'faith.' ---Grace (chapter 7) 'Voices inside my head were constantly screaming at me. I became like an animal in the street, muttering or yelling out a stream of profanity as people passed by. One day I screamed out, Jesus, help me! O God, you're my only hope! That was the breakthrough prayer that saved my life.' ---Danny (chapter 2) 'Talk about breakthrough prayer! I was buried under 110 stories of steel and concrete after the collapse of the World Trade Center Towers when God heard my cry for help.' ---Genelle (chapter 3)About the AuthorJim Cymbala has been the pastor of the Brooklyn Tabernacle for more than thirty-five years. The bestselling author of Fresh Wind, Fresh Fire, he lives in New York City with his wife, Carol Cymbala, who directs the Grammy Award-winning Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir.