Classics
Power Through Prayer
E. M. Bounds · 1907
Bounds’ best-known book, to preachers: the person behind the sermon matters more than the sermon, and the person is made in prayer.
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Contents
- Power Through Prayer
- 1 Men of Prayer Needed
- 2 Our Sufficiency Is of God
- 3 The Letter Killeth
- 4 Tendencies to Be Avoided
- 5 Prayer, the Great Essential
- 6 A Praying Ministry Successful
- 7 Much Time Should Be Given to Prayer
- 8 Examples of Praying Men
- 9 Begin the Day with Prayer
- 10 Prayer and Devotion United
- 11 An Example of Devotion
- 12 Heart Preparation Necessary
- 13 Grace from the Heart Rather than the Head
- 14 Unction a Necessity
- 15 Unction, the Mark of True Gospel Preaching
- 16 Much Prayer the Price of Unction
- 17 Prayer Marks Spiritual Leadership
- 18 Preachers Need the Prayers of the People
- 19 Deliberation Necessary to Largest Results from Prayer
- 20 A Praying Pulpit Begets a Praying Pew
E. M. Bounds, Power Through Prayer (1907). Public domain. Text from the Christian Classics Ethereal Library.