
Chapter 1: Prayer as an Experiment
As a scientist works in his laboratory exercising extensive, exacting controls as he purposely and calculatingly carries out his experiments, so shall I treat this
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As a scientist works in his laboratory exercising extensive, exacting controls as he purposely and calculatingly carries out his experiments, so shall I treat this

In March 1955 he and his friend Ferris Liske went up to Berchtesgaden, in the Bavarian Alps, for a religious retreat. During the war Hermann

Get the picture of God wrong and everything downstream of it comes out wrong. The false pictures, the names, and the Father Jesus kept pointing

The offence of the cross is load-bearing, not accidental. What the blood bought, what happened while the devil celebrated, and how a person comes to

Prayer began in a garden as a conversation, and it was bought back at the cross. Listening, expectancy, praying together, and where to start.

Faith is not a feeling you work up. The man-side and the God-side, the long gap in the middle, and the mouth that can undo

The poison is in the garage and the houses are coming down. What was restored, where the authority comes from, and why so few believers

Not a conference and not a retreat with better food. Glenn Clark’s laboratory, how the prayer groups worked, and the silent army of fanner bees.

The gap between what we mean to do and what we do. Why the Word works like a seed, what meditation is, and why He

Promises! Promises! Promises! Christmas is a day of promises. Each package, so gaily wrapped, is a promise. The turkey, stuffed and put in the oven,