http://www.sydneyanglicans.net/prayer/prayer_resources/ en ams_staff@sydneyanglicans.net Copyright 2006 2006-03-14T12:04:00+10:00 http://www.sydneyanglicans.net/prayer/prayer_resources/ephesus_code Reg Piper has compiled a 40 day personal prayer journal to be used in the period between Easter and Ascension Day. Focusing on the church in Ephesus, he leads us through its founding in Acts, its envisioning in Ephesians, its ordering and correction in 1&2 Timothy and its call to renewal in Revelation. resources Reg Piper has compiled a 40 day personal prayer journal to be used in the period between Easter and Ascension Day. Focusing on the church in Ephesus, he leads us through its founding in Acts, its envisioning in Ephesians, its ordering and correction in 1&2 Timothy and its call to renewal in Revelation. 2006-03-14T11:04:00+10:00 AMS Staff http://www.sydneyanglicans.net/prayer/prayer_resources/1024a resources 2005-06-16T10:08:37+10:00 AMS Staff http://www.sydneyanglicans.net/prayer/prayer_resources/1182a Do you have a request for prayer for the Diocesan Mission? You have an opportunity to submit a request for prayer that focuses on the Diocesan Mission. resources Do you have a request for prayer for the Diocesan Mission? You have an opportunity to submit a request for prayer that focuses on the Diocesan Mission. 2005-06-16T09:38:00+10:00 AMS Staff http://www.sydneyanglicans.net/prayer/prayer_resources/1187a resources 2003-12-17T02:19:07+10:00 AMS Staff http://www.sydneyanglicans.net/prayer/prayer_resources/1185a resources 2003-12-03T22:21:17+10:00 AMS Staff http://www.sydneyanglicans.net/prayer/prayer_resources/1081a Charles Spurgeon, the great 18th century English preacher and evangelist, described prayer as the ‘engine room’ of his ministry. Whatever else he was doing, for Spurgeon, serving God began with prayer. For us – whether it’s our Christian lives, ministry in our local church, or the bigger picture of the diocesan Mission – the fundamental starting point must be to pray. resources Charles Spurgeon, the great 18th century English preacher and evangelist, described prayer as the ‘engine room’ of his ministry. Whatever else he was doing, for Spurgeon, serving God began with prayer. For us – whether it’s our Christian lives, ministry in our local church, or the bigger picture of the diocesan Mission – the fundamental starting point must be to pray. 2003-10-13T23:01:02+10:00 AMS Staff