PRAYERS THAT SAVE

What was in the heart of Jesus when He prayed for people to believe, receive forgiveness, return after failure, surrender to God's will, and become one with other believers?

Prayers That Save: Five Prayers from the Heart of Jesus Christ explores five prayers of Jesus and reveals what they teach us about God's desire to save, forgive, restore, and transform people.

This 6×9 expanded edition goes deeper than the shorter 4×6 sharing booklet. The 4×6 edition offers a concise message that can be placed directly into someone's hands. This expanded edition provides additional teaching, personal application, prayer assignments, and practical guidance for new believers and Christians helping someone come to Christ.

Developed from teachings, revelations from God's Word, and prayers shared during Believers Prayer Network Morning Prayer, this book explains salvation in simple, understandable language. It is not written as an academic or theological textbook. It is a pastoral guide for real people with real questions.

Readers will explore:

• Why God sent Jesus to save rather than condemn
• How the Holy Spirit draws a person toward Christ
• The difference between conviction and condemnation
• Why forgiveness opens the door to freedom
• How Jesus prays for people who fail
• What surrender means in the life of a new believer
• How believers can pray for the lost without manipulating or controlling them
• How to help someone say yes to Jesus
• What happens after salvation and how a new believer begins walking with God

Pastor Darryl Holt reminds readers that prayer is powerful, but prayer is not the Savior. Jesus saves. The Father sent the Son, the Son completed the work of salvation, and the Holy Spirit makes the truth of Jesus real to the human heart.

Whether you have recently trusted Jesus, sense that God may be drawing you, or are praying for someone you love, this expanded guide will help you understand the saving intentions behind the prayers of Christ.

God loves. Jesus saves. The Holy Spirit draws. We pray.