The Daniel Fast Prayer Guide
For a Personal Prayer Revival
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As he scanned the horizon, he could see the terrible destruction. Armed soldiers stood over their victims. Flames ascended as buildings burned and crumbled. What he heard was equally disturbing. Fearful cries from panicked friends and family filled the air. His thoughts raced. Would he be the next to die? A teenager should never have to witness events like these, nor have to think about an uncertain future. His nation had been invaded. Attempts to resist the enemy had failed. Prophets had warned it would happen. Now it was a reality. His country had been destroyed. Fasting and praying helped Daniel to cope, to survive, and to prosper. Christians today still face spiritual challenges, and have learned to do what Daniel did. He set an example with his fasting and praying for 21 days that many churches across America are following. Known as "The Daniel Fast", this yearly church emphasis is usually held in January.
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“Pastor, I’m fasting.” That statement did not bring the response I expected. He said, “Why are you fasting?” I had a quick response. “Because you asked the church to fast this week.” He said something that was simple but profound. “When you fast, it is good to have a purpose for your fast!” This book was written to assist you with discovering your purpose for fasting and praying. The Daniel Fast Prayer Guide has a weekly and a daily prayer emphasis. These brief suggestions will help you grow in your prayer life. They are designed to be a small part of your daily prayer, serving as a source of inspiration to assist you with the Daniel Fast. The second half of this book focuses on making the Daniel Fast a time for a personal revival. It provides insight to help us fast and pray with purpose.
About the Author
Tony received his BS degree in biblical studies from Lee University. He received his MS degree in pastoral studies from the Pentecostal Theological Seminary. Kathy received her AA in Business from Anderson University, her BS in business education from Lee University, and her MEd in teaching and learning from Liberty University. They have served congregations in Tennessee, South Carolina, and Virginia. They have authored Campus Voices and Student Choices. This book is a daily devotional that helps students transition from high school to college. They have also authored Your Free Gift. This book helps church visitors, disciples, and young converts, and it also serves as a resource for evangelism.