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Changing Difficult Situations : The Power of Persistency in Prayer

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Overview

There is a way of praying that changes things, and a way of praying that only relieves your feelings. Most believers are praying the second one - and wondering why nothing moves.

Sunday Adesina has walked with God since 2011, and in those years he has watched situations that everybody had written off simply give way. Medical situations. Doors locked by policy and process. Decisions that had been called final. Not because prayer is a formula - but because Scripture contains a pattern, and almost nobody is taught it.

Changing Difficult Situations recovers that pattern from the lives of four people who held no power at all:

  • Esther - an orphan girl facing a death decree that Persian law said no man could reverse, and which was "turned to the contrary."
  • Daniel - who found a promise in a scroll, prayed it down, and watched the spirit of an emperor stirred.
  • Nehemiah - a slave who asked the king whose empire destroyed his city to fund the rebuilding of it, and received letters, timber, and a cavalry escort he never requested.
  • Ezra - whose witness so shaped a pagan king that the man wrote him an open account on the royal treasury.

At the centre of this book is a distinction that will change the way you pray: not every difficult situation needs the same kind of answer. Daniel in the lions' den needed a miracle - the circumstance stood, but its power to harm him was cancelled. Esther needed something else entirely: a decree overturned by a higher authority. Pray the wrong one over the right situation, and you will wait a long time.

You will also learn:

  • What Jesus meant by importunity (Luke 11:8) - the shameless persistence He said obtains the bread when friendship alone does not
  • The "Lord, You said" prayer - Nehemiah's method of bringing God His own word and asking for it to be performed
  • Why an answer can leave heaven on the first day and still take twenty-one days to arrive - and what holds the line in between
  • How to pray for the heart of the person holding your file, your case, or your verdict
  • What fasting actually does, how to undertake it wisely, and why most believers never pick up the weapon they already own

Includes a practical guide to prayer and fasting, fifty "You said" scriptures to pray, and prayer points you can use tonight.

You are holding something right now. A diagnosis. A delay. A door that will not open.

It will bow. It only takes importunity.

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Details

  • ISBN-13: 9798192275320
  • ISBN-10: 9798192275320
  • Publisher: Independently Published
  • Publish Date: August 2026
  • Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.34 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 0.48 pounds
  • Page Count: 158

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