David WilkersonThe day you learn to be publically specific in your prayer, that is the day you will discover power.
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The day you learn to be publically specific in your prayer, that is the day you will discover power. This quote comes from a sermon by the famous Christian writer and pastor Dr. Charles Swindoll. Applying the advice may well require a certain amount of work and effort. But, if we can learn to do that day after day, we’ll discover that our prayers become much more effective and powerful than they were before.
Source: The Cross And The Switchblade
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