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by Deb Hopper (Author), Jess Connolly (Foreword by)
Understand the power of ASK--Ask, Seek, Knock--as you examine your prayer life and apply this simple concept from Matthew 7:7. Deb Hopper masterfully weaves her own story from desperation and divorce to hope and healing with biblical principles and Scripture to encourage you to pray. With over 30 years of answered prayer covering everything from cars to careers to children, Deb demonstrates how every concern is worth bringing to God.
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Ask. Seek. Knock.
Prayer doesn't have to be a mystery. Or just for the super spiritual. Jesus gives us simple directions in Matthew 7:7--ask, seek, knock. Using these actions as a guide, Deb Hopper unpacks how we can make them a part of our everyday lives.
Think about it. God listens and cares about everything we bring to Him, so why not pray in expectation? Deb did, and she wants you to experience the peace that comes from relying on God.
More than offering a simple prayer strategy, Deb weaves over 30 years of answered prayers through this book to show you how she learned to pray. Begin today to make prayer a part of your daily routine. It just may change your life!
Deb Hopper spent the first 25 years of her professional career serving in the church and working in the corporate world. After 10 years as the women's pastor at Seacoast Church, she now pursues family ministry and life coaching. Married for 27 years to Gibson Hopper, she has three daughters, two sons-in-love, and eleven grandchildren.
Author Biography
Deb Hopper felt called to ministry at age 16, and she spent the first 25 years of her professional career serving in the church and working in the corporate world. Her years as a business manager helped her provide for two young daughters as a single mother but were also the breaking point in her spiritual life and the beginning of a power-filled prayer journey. After 10 years as the women's pastor at Seacoast Church (a 25,000-member megachurch based in South Carolina), she transitioned off staff to pursue family ministry and life coaching. Married for 27 years to Gibson Hopper, she has three daughters, two sons-in-love, and 11 grandchildren.
