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Kneeling We Triumph Book 2 Compiled by, E.F. & L. Harvey-127pages-$6.00
Compaion to the above. A few titles are: "Prayer Power," "Answers That Cost," "Waiting a Proof of Our Faith," "When Prayer is a Cry."
"Study universal holiness of life. Your whole usefulness depends on this, for your sermons last but an hour or two; your life preaches all the week. If Satan can only make a covetous minister, a lover of praise, of pleasure, of good eating, he has ruined your ministry. Give yourself to prayer, and get your texts, your thoughts, your words form God. Luther spent his best three hours in prayer." ---Robert Murray McCheyne. /|\

How They Prayed Book 1 Compiled by, E.F. & L. Harvey-119pages-$6.00
This book is a plea for a return of prayer and worship in the home, citing many examples of how praying family members have prevailed with God for their loved ones. Read of parents who prayed for their children, children who prayed for their parents, wives and husbands who prayed for their partners. 19 short, easy-to-read chapters.
"It is not enough to keep boys and girls at home and shut out every outward temptation. They carry within them a heart ready for any sin, and until that heart is changed, they are not safe whatever we do. Bad companions are a great evil to be avoided as much as possible. But no bad companion teaches a boy or girl half as much sin as their own hearts will suggest to them, unless they are renewed by the Spirit.... If parents were half as diligent in praying for their children's conversion as they are in keeping them from bad company, their children would turn out far better than they do."---Bishop J.C. Ryle.

How They Prayed Book 2 Compiled by, E.F. & L. Harvey-104pages-$6.00
The first three chapters of this book contain testimonies from various Christians on the benefits of early morning rising for prayer and Bible study. The remaining chapters reveal the emphasis given to prayer in the lives of ministers and preachers from differing denominational backgrounds and nationalities.
When the glory of the Father
Is the goal of every prayer---
When before the Throne in Heaven
Our High Priest presents it there---
When the Spirit prompts the asking,
When the waiting heart Believes---
Then we know of each petition
Everyone who asks receives.---Selected. /|\

How They Prayed Book 3 Compiled by, E.F. & L. Harvey-127pages-$6.00
Read the touching story of Lily Roberts, a missionary in the Congo, who prayed, “Lord, my life for revival,” and how God took her at her word. Discover how largely prayer figured in the revival of 1857 and others. Gain an insight into the prayer-lives of various missionaries. All in this book!
"I believe that what the world needs just now is not so much the multiplication of organization as the baptism of the Holy Ghost. We have piles of organizations, but they lie prone upon the earth, incorporated death. We have got organizations enough to revolutionize the race. It is not more schemes we want, more associations, more meetings; we want the b reath and fire of the Holy Ghost. A small organization, with breath in it, can do the work of an army....
We may be so intent upon committees that we have no time for the upper room.
We may be so public that we forget the secret place.
We may be so absorbed in devising machinery and careless about the power which is to make it go. That is our peril. I know it; I feel it.---J. H. Jowett.

Royal Exchange Compiled by, E.F. & L. Harvey-64pages-$3.50
Thirty-one daily readings which stimulate the reader to exchange his/her weakness for divine strength---an exchange which seems to be the missing dimension of prayer in this busy age. They include: "Force or Farce," "Hot Upper Reaches," "The Hasty Prayer," "Great Openings," "Pray Today."
"The great enemy to the Lord Jesus Christ in the present day is the conception of practical work that has not come from the New Testament, but from the systems of the world in which endless energy and activities are insisted upon but no private life with God. The emphasis is put on the wrong thing.... An active Christian worker too often lives in the shop window. it is the innermost of the innermost that reveals the power of the life.
We have to get rid of the plague of the spirit of the religious age in which we live. In our Lord's life there was none of the press and rush of tremendous activity that we regard so highly and the disciple is to be as his Master. The central thing about the kingdom of Jesus Christ is a personal relationship to Himself, not public usefulness to men.---Oswald Chambers./|\