Prayers To Discover Your Purpose And How To Start Life Assignment - Powerful Night Prayers Prayer Points For Deliverance Breakthrough And Answered Prayers On Life Vision And Mission

Moses Omojola

Summary

The dream of every man on earth is to discover his or her life purpose early in life and start his divine assignment. This is because living outside one's purpose of life could be very frustrating and often lead to untimely death through emotional sickness and at times, poverty.

Some people are wealthy in life, yet they discovered that wealth could not buy them peace – I mean inner peace. Many, whom you think are successful in life, in real sense, they are not. This is because; true success is doing what God created you to do and being rightly at the center of it. When a man is on the path of his destiny, he enjoys fruitfulness and fulfillment, also good health and inner peace.

The first journey every man must go in life is the journey of discovering his life purpose and divine assignment. This is what helped great men like Apostle Joshua Selman, Bill Johnson, Charles Stanley, Greg Laurie, Derek Prince, Lysa TerKeurst, Brother Lawrence, Timothy Keller, David Oyedepo, E. W. Kenyon, Enoch Adeboye, Francis chan, paul david tripp, Lee Strobel, Erwin Lutzer, Jennifer Leclaire.

To this end, in 'Prayers To Discover your Purpose And How To Start Life Assignment', Author Moses Omojola offers you 115 Purpose Discovery prayers and guides you on how you can start your life assignment and become fulfilled in life.

If you desire to pray your way to breakthrough like spiritual leaders such as Stormie Omartian, Max Lucado, Henri Nouwen, Beth Moore, Andrew Murray, Sarah Young, Bill Johnson and others, then this book is your essential companion.

Areas of concern include a method for prayer, deep deliverance, biblical prosperity, financial intelligence, financial miracle, how to pray effectively, Prayers for Peace, Prayers for Strength, Christian Living, Biblical Studies, Christian Leadership, Christian Marriage, Christian Parenting, Christian Meditation

Available since: 06/02/2022.

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