Power Through Prayer
By E. M. Bounds
1910
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This edition Men of Prayer Needed - Our Sufficiency is of God - The Letter Killeth - Tendencies to be Avoided - Prayer, the Great Essential - A Praying Ministry Successful - Much Time Should be given to Prayer - Examples of Praying Men - Begin the Day with Prayer - Prayer & Devotion United - An Example of Devotion - Heart Preparation Necessary - Grace from the Heart Rather Than the Head - Unction a Necessity - Unction, the Mark of True Gospel Preaching - Much Prayer the Price of Unction - Prayer Marks Spiritual Leadership - Preachers Need the Prayers of the People - Deliberation Necessary to Largest Results from Prayer - A Praying Pulpit Begets a Praying Pew -
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Author
E. M. Bounds
Author · 20 books
Edward McKendree Bounds was a Methodist minister, revivalist, author and lawyer. Unsuccessful in the California gold rush of 1849, E.M. Bounds returned home to Missouri and became the state’s youngest practicing attorney at age 19. In his early twenties he was deeply impacted by the Third Great Awakening, and at age 24 he was ordained for ministry. During his lifetime he pastored churches, traveled as an evangelist, served as a Civil War chaplain, edited a Christian periodical and was a devoted husband and father. But E.M. Bounds is best known for prayer. His daily habit was to spend the time between 4 am and 7 am praying. His writings on prayer are widely acclaimed to be among the finest of any author before or since.
