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The Prayer of Jabez for Teens by Bruce Wilkinson

The best-selling "little book with a big message" has changed millions of lives---and now it's available in a special format just for Generation Y! Using peer-based stories, Wilkinson shows how Jabez's ancient prayer for personal blessing and expanded ministry can help 21st-century teens discover God's plan for their own lives. Ten-page study guide included at back of book. 116 pages, hardcover from Multnomah.
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Today's teenagers are learning to pray, and this tool is for them! The impact of The Prayer of Jabez has been phenomenal -- with reports of changed lives, expanded ministries, and massive spiritual breakthroughs among believers everywhere. Now teens can also receive extravagant blessing as they discover, in peer-based stories, supporting scriptures, and interactive questions, how to pray the remarkable prayer of the obscure Bible hero in I Chronicles 4:10. Teens seeking God's best for their lives will respond to the challenge of asking for blessing -- and being "blessable" before the Lord. Students, youth groups, and future church leaders will welcome The Prayer of Jabez for Teens. Includes group study leader's guide!
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Reviews:

"This is a very good book for the teens, it will help them to stay focused. We are using this book in our Sunday school for the teens in our church."
- Marie Gonel (Queens Village, NY)

" absolutely love this book. It's so short. I can read a chapter a day for a week, then go back & read it again. It's a great devotional & has taught me to pray a simple prayer in a whole new way. You could look up the scripture verse, but it's different to really understand it within the context. The writing is interesting & relevant. You'll like it!"
- Andrea C. (Syracuse, NY)

"The Prayer of Jabez for Teens is a very powerful and awesome book. I used to think that the prayer of Jabez was for literally enlarging your territory. I will be fourteen in a week, and I LOVE it!! It showed me how even young people can witness to other people and change their lives."
- Cierra (Memphis, TN)

"My husband and I are renewing our wedding vows, so I purchased copies of this book for all our 6 boys and the other kids in our "wedding"! I also got "The Prayer of Jabez" for the adults! Very powerful stuff!"
- Jonna Baughn (Turlock, CA)

"I absolutely LOVE this book. I bought one a few years ago and recently bought 40 more to give out as gifts at a Fall Retreat for teens at the Church Camp I attend. I recommend this book for any teen or anyone working with teens."
- Heather Tomblin (Omar, WV)

"This book is great for teens who are eager to read the Prayer of Jabez, and it's specifically designed for teens, with stories and real-life examples. A must-have for youth ministers and teenagers!"
- Aaron (Richmond, VA)

For the complete list of reviews, go to this link and look for Customer Reviews: www.Christianbook.com

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