What God Does When Men Pray (Student/Study Guide)

1. THE UNCOMFORTABLE BUSINESS OF PRAYER
2. BECOMING PRAYING MEN
3. WHAT IS PRAYER?
4. PRAYING AS A GROUP
5. MAKING TIME TO PRAY
6. THE IMPORTANCE OF PRAYER
7. PARTNERS IN THE BUSINESS OF PRAYER
8. THE FLIP SIDE OF PRAYER

Additional Info
In 1857 a church janitor advertised a prayer meeting to be held in a small church in Manhattan. Six people showed up the first week. But soon the group had expanded to thousands of men who met daily in almost every public building in downtown New York City. The resulting revival lasted until near the end of the century. Similar stories could be told of William Carey who became the father of modem missions, parliamentarian William Wilberforce who brought about the end of slavery in the British empire, and Danish attorney Valdemar Hvidt who all but eliminated unemployment in Denmark in the 1930s during the Great Depression. The impact of each of these men was based upon a foundation of prayer-individually and with others. What might God do today about hunger, homelessness, decaying family life, and the inner emptiness that pervades our society? What if a group of men determined to pray and seek God’s help and guidance to tackle these problems and the lost condition of our world? In What God Does When Men Pray, you’ll find encouragement, inspiration, and practical tips on how a group of men can get together and affect their world through prayer.