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The Happy Intercessor

Johnson invites readers into the Father's heart, a place where His presence surrounds us and His joy overflows. From there our view shifts, and we begin to see the world as He sees it, which stirs us to intercede. Our prayers take on fresh insight. Rather than praying defensively, we learn to pray from His presence with bold, offensive petitions. Spoken requests and, above all, declarations released into the air bring authority and breakthrough, the author argues. Everything, she suggests, flows from that close and intimate relationship with our Father.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 201 pages

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