Prayer
Come, let us tell of the Lord’s greatness; let us exalt his name together. I prayed to the Lord, and he answered me. He freed me from all my fears.
Psalm 34:3-4 NLT
We believe with the Psalmist that when we cry out to the Lord he hears and answers our cries.
Healing Journey Resources
Check out the links below for resources from our healing journey conferences.
Healing Prayer Training Resources
2023 Conference
Beloved by Jordan Kologe
Finding True Comfort Talking to Immanuel by Lori Mateer
We Do Not Grieve as Those With No Hope by Rob Byker
Early Attachment Wounds and Anxiety by Summer Gross
Will I Ever Be Able to Trust Again? by Kim Bagato
LGBTQ+ and Seeking Christ’s Power for Biblical Sexual Ethic by Ken Robertson
2021 Conference
The On Ramp to Joy by Cindy Hamilton
Spiritual Warfare by Dr. Doug Groothuis
Anxiety and the Gospel by Fr. Nick Hamilton
Living Loved the Power of Receiving Forgiveness by Lisa Elmers
Books on Prayer
There are, of course, many books on prayer. Here are a few we recommend to get started; click on the title to learn more about the book.
Prayer Richard J. Foster
Healing Francis MacNutt
Deliverance from Evil Spirits Francis MacNutt
Authority to Heal Ken Blue
A Diary of Private Prayer John Baillie
A Rhythm of Life Celtic Daily Prayer David Adam
A Guide for Listening and Inner-Healing Prayer Rusty Rustenbach
Spiritual Disciplines Handbook Adele Ahlberg Calhoun
Book of Common Prayer 2019 (online) or purchase a hard copy.
Praying through Psalms: A Guide to Contemplative Prayer using Anglican Prayer Beads Cindy Hamilton
Sacred Breath Forty Days of Centering Prayer J. David Muyskens
How to Pray: A Simple Guide for Normal People Pete Greig
Joyful Journey: Listening to Immanuel E. James Wilder III, Anna Kang, et al
Restoring the Christian Soul: Overcoming Barriers to Completion in Christ through Healing Prayer Leanne Payne
Prayer Service
Often we hear of parishes that want to offer prayer services outside of Sunday morning. Discouragement comes when these are under-attended. Advent Denver offers two Sundays a year when we put aside the sermon time and after a short homily introducing prayer, we move into a prayer service. Prayer portion begins at minute 16:20: