The Kingdom Leader's Principles of Prayer: 54 Imparting Principles of A Kingdom Prayer Life

By Anthony Fliggins

Our desire to call on someone greater than ourselves is a natural cause of life that began with our earliest cry at birth.

If you ever get the opportunity to have a conversation with someone who joins the Christian faith, and is serious about their development within the faith, you may hear this questions:

Can you teach me how to pray? This question always brings to remembrance a familiar scripture in which the disciples' request, "Lord, teach us to pray as John also taught his disciples." This implies that prayer is directed to our Heavenly Father; it also has an active effect on those who may hear the prayer, which awakens their passion to pray as well. The beauty that exudes from one's confidence when they pray motivates others to do something they've never thought they had the courage to do, which is an unselfish act of faith. When one prays aloud, the prayer is sent to the one above you, and encourages the ones who are around you.

In this book, the Kingdom Leader uses "matter of fact" stories from his life and a few familiar observations that many can relate too. The author then decorates the stories with proverbial-like principles on the subject of prayer, so that the reader can first understand that great lessons come from life's modest experiences and, secondly, understand the devotion, the feeling, the tone, and the intent of our prayer is as meaningful as the prayer itself.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Christian Faith Publishing, Inc.
• Release date: Aug 2, 2022
• ISBN: 9781685174125

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The Kingdom Leader's Principles of Prayer

54 Imparting Principles of A Kingdom Prayer Life

Anthony Fliggins

ISBN 978-1-68517-411-8 (paperback)

ISBN 978-1-68517-412-5 (digital)

Copyright © 2022 by Anthony Fliggins

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Table of Contents

54 Imparting Principles of a Kingdom Prayer Life

The Kingdom Leader's Principles of Prayer

Preface

Prayer

Introduction

CHAPTER 1

CHAPTER 2

CHAPTER 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

About the Author

I dedicate this book to my father, Apostle Anthony R. Fliggins I. A man who believed in the activity and the active power of prayer. He, along with my mother, Ida Mae Fliggins, hosted a thirty-one-day annual prayer revival, which was always held in the month of March. The day I became a pastor, he gave me these words, Son, pray and build a strong prayer life. My father said something that would ring in my spirit forever; he said, Pray, because there will be days you will feel like you're not a pastor, and unless you have a strong prayer life, those days will turn into seasons, those seasons will turn into years, and you will get lost in the people's need for you and forget the initial purpose for which God called you. He said, Anthony, call on the one who called you, and call on Him all the time.

To my father, thank you for giving me this sound, simple advice that will last my lifetime.

Tell the Lord thank you.

54 Imparting Principles of a Kingdom Prayer Life

Prayer is the soul articulating one's desires to an infinite power. Prayer is how we communicate our faith through faith, pressing our needs, wants, desires, requests, and supplications to the ear of thee Eternal, hoping to receive in our lives that which will help us through our experiences.

The Kingdom Leader's Principles of Prayer

It's good to have a quiet space, but it is more beneficial to have a private place. A place designated for a divine visitation. Remember that we are a sanctuary within a Sanctuary. Longing for a divine fellowship with God.

Preface

Anything that is built on a hill will shift. Anything that is built in a valley will sink. The gospel records that we are a city that sits on a hill. So if we are to remain on a hill, elevated to be seen and modeled to be followed, we must, as a church, constantly revisit our foundation and the fundamentals that we've been taught. If the crown structure of this city called the church is to remain relevant and beautiful, we must restore the foundation of our local assembly practices