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So what is the point of intercession, anyway? Author Tricia Rhodes defines intercession in vivid terms-to stand in the gap between God and needy people, our hearts bonded to theirs as we plead their case in prayer, regardless of what they have done or havent done to deserve Gods intervention. Moses did it and saved the Israelites from Gods wrath. Stephen interceded for those who stoned him. Paul prayed for countless Christians and non-believers alike. And we see intercession most extravagantly displayed through Jesus Christ, who walked the earth a friend of sinners.

Tricia declares, We are never more like Christ than when we connect with others in their pain or their sin and choose to bear their burdens in prayer. Intercession is simple, yet profound. Offering easy-to-grasp tools and truths, Intimate Intercession will show the reader how to know and to pray Gods heart. Each chapter is divided into segments that provide a biblical basis, inspirational thoughts, and personal devotional exercises that will engage the reader both in connecting with God and experiencing intimacy with Him.

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P RAISE FOR I NTIMATE I NTERCESSION Intercession When I first heard the - photo 1
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Intercession. When I first heard the word, many years back, it conjured otherworldly images: wild-eyed prophets calling down fire, stern-visaged lawgivers cleaving seas, cave-dwelling saints raising the dead. Tricia Rhodes Intimate Intercession shows otherwise: that even ordinary folk like you and me are called to stand in the gap. Whats more, she persuades that intercession is the best path to intimacy with and imitation of Jesus, and that as we walk that path, Jesus more and more invites us to be eyewitnesses to and holy vessels of his redemptive presence in the earth. This is a great book on prayer for the simple reason that it actually makes you want to pray.

Mark Buchanan, Author of The Rest of God
and Your God Is Too Safe

With passion, warmth, and humble transparency, Tricia McCary Rhodes makes intercession accessible to every believer. Whether youve been praying for years, or have only just started, whether you feel good about your progress or think you have a long way to go, whether youre praying with joy and anticipation, or are weary from the battle, Intimate Intercession will free you to relax in the mystery and enjoy the intimacy that comes in relating to God through prayer.

Cynthia Bezek, Editor of Pray!

Although Ive traveled the worldwide prayer movement for over twenty years, Tricias latest gift to the church makes me want to learn how to pray all over again! The writing style is fresh and compelling. The reflections offer both breadth and depth. The insights are profoundly life-changing yet easily applied. But above all, it is Tricias passion for the exaltation of Gods Son, woven into this book in a hundred ways, that stirs me to desire greater intimacy with Christ in His sovereign work in the lives of others. Which is precisely what prayer is all about in the first place!

David Bryant
Founder, PROCLAIM HOPE!
Author, Christ Is All! A Joyful Manifesto
on the Supremacy of Gods Son

2005 Tricia Rhodes All rights reserved No portion of this book may be - photo 2

2005 Tricia Rhodes.

All rights reserved. No portion of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any meanselectronic, mechanical, photocopy, recording, or any otherexcept for brief quotations in printed reviews, without the prior permission of the publisher.

Published by W Publishing Group, a Division of Thomas Nelson, Inc., P.O. Box 141000, Nashville, Tennessee 37214.

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All Scripture quotations, unless otherwise indicated, are from the New American Standard Bible ( NASB ), 1960, 1977, 1995 by the Lockman Foundation.

Scripture quotations noted THE MESSAGE are from The Message. Copyright 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 2000, 2001, 2002. Used by permission of NavPress Publishing Group.

Scripture quotations noted NLT are from the Holy Bible, New Living Translation, copyright 1996. Used by permission of Tyndale House Publishers, Inc., Wheaton, Illinois 60189. All rights reserved.

Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Rhodes, Tricia McCary.
Intimate intercession : the sacred joy of praying for others / Tricia
McCary Rhodes.
p. cm.
Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN 0-8499-0563-X
1. Intercessory prayerChristianity. I. Title.
BV227.R46 2005
248.3'2dc22

2005020421

05 06 07 08 QW 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

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This book is dedicated to seven intercessors who are dear to my heart Carol - photo 3

This book is dedicated to seven intercessors who are dear to my heart: Carol and Susie my beloved sisters who have prayed from the start, and Angie, Barb, Linda, Lois, and Vickymy faithful Monday morning sister-warriors.

C ONTENTS C HAPTER O NE I N S EARCH OF A D EFINITION The Beauty and - photo 4

C ONTENTS

C HAPTER O NE: I N S EARCH OF A D EFINITION
The Beauty and Simplicity of Intercessory Prayer
A Prayer of Daniel
A Prayer of Anselm of Canterbury

C HAPTER T WO: T HE G REAT I NVITATION
Our Holy Calling as Apprentices in
the Creators School of Prayer

A Prayer of Abraham
A Prayer of Saint Patrick of Ireland

C HAPTER T HREE: T HE C ONTEMPLATIVE I NTERCESSOR
Beholding the Face of Christ as We Lift Others Up
A Prayer of Nehemiah
A Prayer of Clement of Rome

C HAPTER F OUR: T HE I NTERCEDING L IFE
Fulfilling Our Destiny as Intercessors
A Prayer of Jesus
A Prayer of Augustine of Hippo

C HAPTER F IVE: T HERES A W AR G OING O N
Interceding from the Trenches of Life as We Know It
A Prayer of Asaph
A Prayer of Charles Wesley

C HAPTER S IX: L EARNING THE L ANGUAGE OF F AITH
Praying until the Answers Come...
and What to Do When They Dont

A Prayer of Jeremiah
A Prayer of Christina Rossetti

C HAPTER S EVEN: A ROUND T HE T HRONE
The Joy of Interceding with Eternity in Our Hearts
The Prayers of Those Gathered Around the Throne
A Prayer of the Missionaries of Charity

T he year I turned five I took to trying on my mothers shoes. I remember one pair in particularshiny black patent leather, toes like the beak of a duckbilled platypus and four-inch heels, stilettos that could do some serious damage. When I stepped into them, Id slide down until my entire feet were stuffed like putty into the toes. Then Id shuffle across the linoleum, swaying my hips as I glanced at the armoire mirror to admire my style. Those shoes hurt like the dickens, and I never went very far in themjust back and forth, ankles twisting this way and that.

Every now and then, though, Id catch a glimpse of someone besides my scrawny self in that mirror, someone sophisticated, bigger than life. Those were whispers of whimsy, dreams and dares of what I might someday be. But before long, tiring of the viselike grip on my feet, Id don my scuffed saddle shoes and run off to race my brother in the field behind our house or play hopscotch on our sloping driveway. This I understood: While pretending to be someone I was not had its moments of magic and mystery, the stuff of ordinary life was a lot more fun.

Something about the spiritual disciplines always makes me want to try on someone elses shoes, as if mine are just too commonplace. Take, for example, intercession. Even the word itself sounds exoticit conjures up visions of sophisticated saints with bigger-than-life qualities. And why wouldnt it? I think of Rees Howells, the miner who may very well have changed the course of World War II through his prayers. Theres Praying Hyde, who spent untold nights weeping over souls in India until revival broke out in the nineteenth century, and David Brainerd, whose diary of prayer for Native Americans has impacted intercessors for centuries now. Legend has it that he would kneel outside the villages of those he longed to reach and become so lost in prayer that he could sink two feet into the snow without even realizing it.

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