The Weapon of Prayer, a religious treatise by Edward M. Bounds, serves as a guide to the transformative and indispensable power of prayer. Bounds, an American clergyman, emphasizes the crucial role of prayer in the lives of Christians, particularly those engaged in ministry. The book delves into the biblical foundations, pastoral insights, and personal experiences that highlight the necessity of a prayerful life. The author underscores the privilege of communing with a loving and omnipotent God through prayer, asserting its profound impact on individuals and communities. The Weapon of Prayer provides insights into the challenges of prayerlessness, especially within the ministry, and encourages readers to embrace the profound impact of a prayer-focused life.
Table of Contents:
Prayer Essential to God
Putting God to Work
The Necessity for Praying Men
God’s Need of Men Who Pray
Prayerless Christians
Praying Men at a Premium
The Ministry and Prayer
Prayerlessness in the Pulpit
Prayer-Equipment in the Pulpit
The Preacher’s Cry—Pray For Us!
Modern Examples of Prayer
Circa l’autore
Edward M. Bounds (1835-1913) was an American author, attorney, and member of the Methodist Episcopal Church South clergy. He is best known for his writings and his books are mainly focused on the subject of prayer.