Wars, pandemics, fires, crime, loneliness, and heartache. Are these things you pray about? Does God hear your prayers? What if you have been praying for a long time, and God has not answered? Why do bad things happen to Christians? Is God in control? Our Stronghold in Prayer gives you Bible answers to these questions and more. It includes a prayer journal that guides you in building good prayer habits by giving you examples of prayers that praise God, give thanks, ask for forgiveness, and pray for spiritual wisdom. See how God is your stronghold in times of trouble Who hears and answers your prayers.
Donna Wittlif loves to write about God and His Word and how being a Christian helps people overcome their troubles. The characters in her fiction books deal with problems that real people have overcome with God's aid. Donna strives to inspire and teach through her non-fiction books. She has been a Bible class teacher for children and women many years. She gained her knowledge by taking Bible courses in Christian colleges and through turning to God when she lost two husbands, a child, and survived cancer. Donna lives in Texas, where she and her husband enjoy being with family and friends and working with their congregation.
Christians do not have a life free from suffering. Physical and emotional illness, death, loss of a job, accidents, deaths of loved ones and friends, family problems -- all cause us pain and fear. They are Satan's greatest weapons that can destroy our faith. If God loves us so much, why do we suffer? Can good come from our suffering? Does our pain help us get to heaven? Find out how to overcome Satan and endure suffering with God's help.
Book Excerpt
Our Stronghold in Prayer: A Women's Class Book and Prayer Journal
How does suffering make us better Christians? When we have overcome trials and temptations with the help of God, we are able to help and comfort others who are undergoing troubles (2 Cor. 1:3). Suffering increases our faith by bringing us closer to God, and we learn to rely on Him and not ourselves. Our suffering provides a way for us to testify to others of our faith and belief in the hope of heaven and the resurrection and to encourage them.
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