Prayer Power Books in Order

Fomum examines intercession through biblical figures including Abraham, Moses, Daniel, Nehemiah, Paul, and Jesus. Written in expanded outline form, the book explains the intercessor's role and the responsibility of praying on behalf of others.

A companion to The Art of Intercession, this manual addresses time, discipline, goals, fasting, scripture, and informed prayer. Fomum describes different levels of intercession, prayer chains, spiritual warfare, and the possibility of a full-time intercessory ministry.

This foundational prayer manual combines biblical teaching with practical guidance drawn from Jesus's prayer life. Fomum explores praise, thanksgiving, persistence, intercession, fasting, praying with the Spirit, and prayer for the local church's needs.

Moving beyond prayer for personal needs, Fomum examines intercession centered on God's purposes. The Lord's Prayer supplies a framework for seeking God's will and praying for his name, kingdom, and concerns through a mature prayer ministry.

Fomum presents prayer as central to spiritual warfare, outlining identification of the enemy, protective intercession, cooperation, and perseverance. Biblical examples support his discussion of united prayer and the role he assigns to angels in spiritual conflict.

Fomum studies Jesus's prayer life and teachings as a model for contemporary disciples. Charts and diagrams accompany his analysis, translating scriptural examples into guidelines for developing prayer as both a personal practice and a ministry.

Compiled from Fomum's messages at a prayer and fasting gathering in Yaoundé, this book emphasizes prayer's place in Christian work. It examines leaders' responsibilities, collective prayer, spiritual obstacles, and intercession rooted in God's purposes.

Fomum examines fasting through biblical examples and the practices of historical Christian leaders. Written in expanded outline form, the study considers different purposes for fasting, its relationship to prayer, and the spiritual obstacles he associates with it.

Fomum examines praise and thanksgiving as a ministry directed toward God, including gratitude during painful circumstances. Biblical case studies involving David, Job, and Jesus support his teaching on worship that extends beyond moments of obvious victory.

Using Hannah's prayer for a child, Fomum explores supplication as earnest, humble asking. The book follows the movement from personal distress toward God's larger purposes, drawing lessons for both individual prayer and collective Christian practice.

Fomum presents prayer as a dialogue that includes listening for God's response, rather than simply speaking. Biblical examples drawn from Moses, Paul and Jesus illustrate his approach to discerning divine guidance through patient waiting.

This collection gathers reflections Fomum recorded while praying, leading prayer meetings and teaching about prayer. Addressing individuals and churches, it presents prayer as central to Christian work and encourages a more sustained commitment to it.

Reflections gathered during Fomum's personal prayer, group leadership and teaching explore the practice of intercession. Topics include purity of heart, missions, waiting, public prayer and selfishness, encouraging readers to examine both their habits and underlying attitudes.

Compiled from teaching delivered in India, this book addresses what Fomum sees as insufficient prayer among Christians and church leaders. He connects the quality of spiritual leadership with prayer and urges congregations to make it a sustained priority.

Fomum explains worship through biblical teaching and reflections on his own practice, emphasizing reverence before God. He argues that self-centeredness and attachment to idols obstruct worship, asking readers to examine what occupies their hearts and directs their devotion.

Fomum explores persistent intercession as an urgent appeal to God when human solutions fail. He connects this practice with the Holy Spirit's work and encourages believers, particularly leaders, to continue praying with God's purposes rather than personal convenience in view.