Intense Times Call For Intense Prayeres - Paperback

by Martina L. Mitchell (Author)

Although there has been a great decease over the years of prayer in homes and in churches, there is still a remnant of people who know how importance prayer is to the Christian life. Similar to Anna, who "served God with prayers and fasting," We arise to the call of prayer to cover our leaders, supervisors, communities, neighbors, co-workers, family, marriages and so much more in prayer...When you realize God is calling you into relationship, there is an eagerness to get into His presence. It is here you gain access to the strategies and methodologies of the kingdom. You learn the nature of the kingdom. You will begin to operate with a kingdom mentality. You will begin to take on the culture and the language of the Kingdom of God. May this book inspire you to pray always, and may you do it as a kingdom citizen with persistence, compassion and accuracy, for there is purpose in your words.

Author Biography

Martina Mitchell is a 25-year outreach and intercessory prayer veteran sought for her expertise in prayer and outreach successful in positioning people for living their greatest lives through serving. Since founding InTouch with Martina Mitchell, Martina has served as a volunteered at the Salvation Army serving the women at Eliza Shirley House and has inspired hundreds more as a nationally sought after lecturer. With gifts in the areas of brand strategy, messaging, and fundraising, Martina excels at helping senior nonprofit leaders clarify how they market their work, which leads to greater organizational stability, decreased turnovers in volunteers, and an expanded ability to deliver on the mission of the organization. Prior to starting ITMM, Martina worked with Christian Winters in a continuous global mission project. We have taken young adults to Southern Africa, London, Australia, South America, and Israel. We've also done work with the homeless; the heroin addicted and abandoned teens in the Philadelphia area. Martina has volunteered at Phoenix II Drug and Alcohol Recovery as a counselor, lecturer and fundraiser. She has served as a volunteer of The Philadelphia Prison System with Father John Bonavitacola, the Director of Chaplaincy Services. A student of Eastern University, Martina is working on a Bachelor of Arts degree in English with concentration in communication. Martina has treked the Mayan Ruins of Belize, but so far, experiencing her grandchildren's interest in being together and laughing until it hurts is the most thrilling and rewarding adventure she's ever undertaken