Father, Friend, and Judge: Three Dimensions of Prayer that Receive Answers from Heaven
About this ebook
Many believers’ prayers go unanswered because they never fully enter the spiritual realms that their prayers open up!
Apostolic leader and author, Robert Henderson, is world-renowned for his bestselling series on The Courts of Heaven. In this new work on prayer, Robert provides Biblical strategies for every believer to unleash the full power of their prayers, and see them answered!
God gave us prayer as more than a religious ritual. In fact, prayer is a supernatural portal through which we encounter God in multiple spiritual dimensions!
In the Gospels, Jesus presented three different dimensions of prayer. Each one is connected to a specific identity of God:
- Father: We encounter God the Father in the Secret Place and Throne of Grace.
- Friend: We take our place as Friends of God when we operate as intercessors.
- Judge: We come before the Judge when we are dealing with an adversary who resists our breakthrough.
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About the author
Robert Henderson is a global apostolic leader who operates in revelation and impartation. His teaching empowers the body of Christ to see the hidden truths of Scripture clearly and apply them for breakthrough results. Driven by a mandate to disciple nations through writing and speaking, Robert travels extensively around the globe, teaching on the apostolic, the Kingdom of God, the "Seven Mountains" and most notably, the Courts of Heaven. He has been married to Mary for 40 years. They have six children and five grandchildren. Together they are enjoying life in beautiful Waco, TX.
Germaine Copeland is the author of the bestselling Prayers That Avail Much® book series. Founder and president of Word Ministries, Inc., Germaine has traveled nationally and internationally conducting prayer schools and speaking at churches and conferences. Today, her ministry reaches around the world through her books and teaching videos. Germaine and her husband, Everette, have four children, eleven grandchildren, and a growing number of great-grandchildren and great-great grandchildren.
