This book The Centrality of PrayerThe Centrality of Prayer is a compilation of messages given in Yaound� in August 2007 by Professor Fomum within the framework of the World University Prayer and FastingWorld University Prayer and Fasting to over 2000 brethren of our Work (CMFI) coming from Cameroon and many nations.
This book which was written from notes taken as it was being preached without any editing from the author, expresses the burden which the Professor had to communicate to Christian workers the central place of prayer in any of God's work.the central place of prayer in any of God's work.
It treats amongst others topics:
The veil which prevents the unbelievers from coming to the salvation of Jesus Christ. The veil which prevents them from seeing the need of prayer. The responsibility of the leader to tear this veil by fasting and prayer The responsibility of the body of Christ and the body of elders Prayer that originates from the heart of God. etc.
These messages are not theological debates on these themes but are words from heart to heartswords from heart to hearts. Hence they are very practicalvery practical, and treats subjects like handling of the prayer book, etc, In addition, the contributions from many field leaders make this book a real inner history of our work and enables us to experience the atmosphere that prevailed during the course.
We strongly recommend this book to the body of Christ entirely for the problems treated in it are similar and the proposed solutions are useful to all.
May the Lord bless you abundantly as you read this book.
Zacharias was also a professor of Organic Chemistry with more than 160 publications in leading international journals. In 2005, his published scientific work was evaluated and found to be of high distinction, earning him the award of a Doctor of Science degree from the University of Durham, Great Britain.
His books and the millions of people he influenced in more than 40 years of Christian ministry continue to impact the world with the Gospel today!
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