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The Ministry of Intercession

A Plea for More Prayer

Andrew Murray · 1828–1917

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Andrew Murray’s plea for a life of intercession — the companion to With Christ in the School of Prayer, written out of grief over the church’s lack of prayer. Fifteen chapters move from that lack, through Christ’s own praying and the Spirit of supplication, to God’s search for intercessors and the revival He waits to give in answer to prayer.

At our last Wellington Convention for the Deepening of the Spiritual Life, in April, the forenoon meetings were devoted to prayer and intercession. Great blessing was found, both in listening to what the Word teaches of their need and power, and in joining in continued united supplication.
From The Lack of Prayer

Contents

  1. 1 Dedication 4 min
  2. 2 Introduction 10 min
  3. 3 The Lack of Prayer 12 min
  4. 4 The Ministration of the Spirit and Prayer 12 min
  5. 5 A Model of Intercession 13 min
  6. 6 Because of His Importunity 13 min
  7. 7 The Life That Can Pray 13 min
  8. 8 Restraining Prayer—Is It Sin? 12 min
  9. 9 Who Shall Deliver? 14 min
  10. 10 Wilt Thou Be Made Whole? 14 min
  11. 11 The Secret of Effectual Prayer 13 min
  12. 12 The Spirit of Supplication 14 min
  13. 13 In the Name of Christ 15 min
  14. 14 My God Will Hear Me 13 min
  15. 15 Paul a Pattern of Prayer 14 min
  16. 16 God Seeks Intercessors 12 min
  17. 17 The Coming Revival 13 min
  18. 18 Notes 13 min

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Emanuel de Witte, “Interior of the Oude Kerk, Delft” (probably 1650). The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Open Access.