The Book of Prayers
The Book of Prayers by Stephen Phinney, published by Lulu.com on December 6, 2012, is a 216-page exploration of prayer within the context of New Covenant thinking. This edition presents insights into aligning one’s mindset with the principles of the New Covenant, emphasizing the importance of understanding fulfillment rather than merely asking for material needs. The author discusses how a shift in perspective can transform prayer from a focus on personal desires to a recognition of existing truths about one’s circumstances.
Readers will find that this book delves into the nature of prayer and its alignment with divine sovereignty. It addresses the potential pitfalls of selfish praying and encourages a mindset that acknowledges God’s preordained care. By focusing on the relationship between prayer and the New Covenant, the text aims to guide individuals in their spiritual practices, offering a framework for understanding how to approach prayer in a way that reflects a deeper comprehension of faith and divine purpose.
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The Book of Prayers, Learning To Pray Covenant Prayers. If we don’t align our thinking with the New Covenant message, our prayer requests will take the pathway of selfish praying. New Covenant thinking is all about fulfillment versus asking for things – it is more like claiming what is already true about us and the allotment of our daily circumstances. Without this modality of thinking, the enemy will shift our focus from accepting existing sovereignty to begging for God to change His sovereignty to match our panic and fears. Note. He will not change His eternal plan to match humanity’s needs. However, since He knows what your needs are before you pray, He will fulfill all the requests that match His predestined care for you.
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