40 complete books on a life and ministry of prayer, fasting and intercession, in Seven volumes. This first volume carries the following books:
- RETREATS FOR SPIRITUAL PROGRESS
- THE WAY OF VICTORIOUS PRAYING
- PRAYING WITH POWER
- THE MINISTRY OF FASTING
- THE MINISTRY OF PRAISE AND THANKSGIVING
These books were born out of prayer. The Lord called a few of us aside to pray. Each night, we wrestled in prayer between the hours of 9:00 p.m and 3:00 a.m. This went on for many weeks. We came to find ourselves blessed, challenged, and purified. We came to see the Lord in a new way and to understand the purpose of our being in a totally new light.
This book was also born out of an experience - an experience of obedience. Some of us were led to obey an obvious command of the Lord, which is clearly written in the Bible and which we had not yet obeyed. That obedience nearly cost us our lives. God honoured that obedience and caused it to lead to the ministries now associated with Christian Literature Centre, Yaoundé. It also led to the birth of some assemblies which have, by God's grace, grown into praying communities.
The truths charted in this book are coloured by what that local assembly has learnt as it has been trying, step by step, to follow the praying Lord in the School of Prayer. We have a commitment to prayer, fasting, and evangelism. We are learning and we are growing. Pray for us. Pray with us.
We have come to discover that all things are possible to the praying saint and to the praying body of believers. By God's grace, we are determined to wipe out the word "impossible" from the life experience of the members of the assembly.
Our hearts' desire is that all those who know the Lord Jesus should truly become people of prayer. So we send this book out with prayer that it should help some individuals and some local assemblies to make progress with the Lord in the "School of Prayer".
To the Lord Jesus, the praying, supplicating and interceding Head of the Church be untold honour, glory, and majesty forever and ever.
