This book contains a war-room prayer for girls and young ladies within the Christian, Messianic, Hebrew Roots and New (Melchizedek) Covenant faiths. Inspired by the Daily Prayer by John Eldredge (Ransomed Heart Ministries) it is written as a step-by-step guide and model battle prayer for young lady believers. This warrior prayer will help our daughters operate in their royal responsibilities and gain access to the Courtroom of Heaven to effectively present their requests to Yahweh (God the Father) and accomplish things for him and his Kingdom. This book is simple--as in, It is a pick-up and pray-it book that offers young ladies a manageable and straightforward prayer that will inspire them to go into battle like a brave princess warrior. This is a prayer book, not a book about prayer. Thus, though you as a family are encouraged to study and rightly divide the word of Truth--complex theories, ideas and theology are not flushed out in this work and there is not a deluge of words for the young reader to swim through. Instead, it is an honest and straightforward read. Yes, there may be challenging ideas that assume the reader is on the same page as the author, but that is just an invitation to study the Scriptures for yourself. Included in each chapter is a short 1-2 page teaching on what she will be praying in that section. Those are written in first-person as statements. Directly following that teaching is the actual Princess Warrior Prayer (what she says) in larger type. At the end of the book she will find the full prayer in one place for easier read. A few of the topics include: * Preparing the heart for prayer * Acknowledging the True Family * Remembering who you are and claiming your place in that Family * Remembering there is a Larger Story * Remembering that there is a War going on between 2 Kingdoms * Remembering that there is a battle over the heart * Recognizing the authority and work of the Messiah * Getting under the protection of the New Covenant (Biblical Salvation) * Making bold statements such as "I will make no agreements with Evil!" * Offering the small story of our lives to Yahweh's (God's) Larger Story * Acknowledging that surrendering is a process * "Loosing" and "binding" as the Scriptures teaches us to do * Requesting Kingdom protection and covenant blessings * Guarding the heart * Listening to Papa The intention of this prayer is to invite our daughters to be intimately engaged with the Creator in bringing his Kingdom. Therefore, this book will help parents teach their daughters how to pray effectively for Kingdom advancement. Read it. Memorize it. Use it as a guide. Study it over and over and you and your daughters will begin to experience the power that Yahshua says is available to his disciples, both young and old. Prayed everyday, it will become part of the training your daughter (and quite possibly you as well) needs to withstand the tribulation at the End of the Age.
About the Author: Rebekah is known as the "Mountain Hippy Hebrew Girl" who loves to sunbathe on white sand beaches, waterski, figure skate and create organic gardens. But mostly she is a captivating and authentic woman who has spent nearly her whole life obsessed with the Creator and His Story. She is completely addicted to loving and caring for the heart of Yahweh Elohim, living in the rhythm of Yahweh's Feasts and seeking his Kingdom (Scattered Israel). She knows the Larger Story intimately and is so completely captivated with Elohim (God) that she can barely think about anything else. As a prismatic and passionate public speaker, she teaches and hopes to inspire people to DO instead of talking ABOUT doing. Former President of the Hebrew Roots Club at Boise State University, the Founder of Teshuvah College (in Development) and the Executive Director of Teshuvah Ministries, she has also written and co-authored several books as well as editing and publishing Back to the Melchizedek Future and Covenants of Promise by Dr. David L. Perry, Th.D. Rebekah and her husband Isaac live in rural Idaho with their children and animals. While no stranger to the city, Rebekah embraced the rigors of mountain life and stepped up to a whole new level of engaging with Papa (God) when her family was forced to spend nearly 4 years surviving off grid on a hostile mountain in a canvas tipi after the Financial Crash of 2008. There, during her family's wilderness experience, she learned how to pray.