Prayer That Brings Revival | 
 enlarge | Author: Yong-gi Cho
Publisher: Creation House
Category: Book
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Pages: 165
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Dimensions (in): 8.3 x 5.5 x 0.6
ISBN: 0884195805
Dewey Decimal Number: 248.32
UPC: 978088419581
EAN: 9780884195801
ASIN: 0884195805
Publication Date: September 1998
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Life changing! February 8, 2008
After reading this book, I found out how to live my prayer life. How to pray a powerful prayer and everything more! This is a life changing book, and will make your relationship with the Lord much more personal, and wonderful!
God bless and be prosperous to glorify the Lord!
Great Teaching Tool April 12, 2007
This book is a wonderful addition to anyone's private library. It makes a great Bible Study for groups also.
GREAT BOOK!! August 26, 2006
This is my favorite of Cho's books. I consider it along with the Forth Dimension I & II to be a trilogy on pray and faith for church growth. I first read these works many years ago , yet I've allowed a lot to come into my life and let me drift from utilizing these principles. In recent weeks, I've sensed the Holy Spirit to be leading me back to a fresh study and application of the message Cho seeks to share with Christians around the world.
A Charismatic Challenge to Prayer December 3, 2005
10 out of 11 found this review helpful
David Yonggi Cho pastors the largest church in the world with over 1 million members in Seoul, South Korea. How does a church of that size obey the "one anothers" of Scripture is for another debate but this church is one of the largest praying churches in the world. Cho adds that over 1 million people a year come and pray at Prayer Mountain (which is discussed in the book).
The book once again offers a non-American challenge to prayer. While the third world continues to see many disciples made (Mark 16:15-16), the Church in the West continues to slide toward unbibilcal emphasis such as the purpose-driven fad, the Jabez fad, or the business techniques of the world for "success" in local churches which is often measured in pure numbers and money rather than people passionate for Jesus. Few books (and almost none) point the Church in the West back to her knees in repentance and deep intercessory prayer as Cho does in this work.
While non-charismatics might not fully agree with Cho on "praying in the Spirit" which he says is tongues (1 Cor. 14:13-17) to his questionable emphasis on the fourth dimension which Cho borrows from Buddhism (his religious background), few will have a problem embracing Cho's call to prayer. In fact I believe you will be deeply challenged to seek God like never before (Isaiah 55:6). Truly may we become a Church of prayer (Acts 2:42; 1 Thess. 5:17).
Got Prayer? May 25, 2002
8 out of 8 found this review helpful
In this powerful book, Cho unlocks the secret of spiritual transport into God's throne-room. See you there...Cho should know about the power of prayer. From a miraculous healing in a dirt-floored bungalow to becoming God's man to lead the larget Christian church in the world, Cho has been a man of prayer. At Prayer Mountain, interceeding warriors raise the needs of the body of Christ to the throne 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Cho can be found there, too, seeking God's word for a hungry, needy people (his congregation now numbers more than 800,000). Whatever else history will remember about this man's ministry, he will be called a man of prayer.
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