Wild Things Happen When I Pray: Praying People into the Kingdom

by Becky Tirabassi

Through inspiring, true stories, popular youth and adult speaker Becky Tirabassi stresses how prayer in a believer's life will lead to evangelism opportunites and demonstrates how to make faith relevant and appealing to neighbors and friends. A must-read for those looking for practical ways to share their faith and impact the world in which they live.

Genres: Prayer

127 pages, Hardcover

Published January 1, 1993

About the author

Becky Tirabassi is a bestselling author, speaker, pastor, and founder of Becky Tirabassi Change Your Life and Burning Hearts, Inc. For over four decades, she has inspired hundreds of thousands of men, women, and students through her books, media appearances, and live events. Becky’s powerful messages focus on topics such as prayer, leadership, addiction, mentoring, and personal discipline in today’s culture. Since 2014, she has served as co-pastor of Viewpoint Church in Newport Beach, California, alongside her husband, Dr. Roger Tirabassi. Becky holds a master’s degree from Denver Seminary and is currently a Doctor of Ministry candidate at Houston Theological Seminary. Her work includes over a million books and resources sold, and she has appeared on major national media, including CBS, FOX, and ESPN. With 47 years of sobriety and 47 years of marriage, Becky continues to equip others through faith-based initiatives, her 21-day Burning Hearts challenge, and relationship courses for couples across the country.

Reviews

[Roxanne · Rating 5 out of 5]

My church was updating their books and sharing old and dups. I grabbed this one though the author was unfamiliar to me. ( she mentioned Campus Crusade which I do know ). Quick read with great testimonies and tips for sharing!!

[Helen · Rating 5 out of 5]

Becky Tirabassi shares her witnessing experiences and tips for becoming a more effective witness for Jesus in this very readable book. Yes, she is in ministry, but the stories she shares about her witnesses are all from personal one-on-one encounters--her manicurist, a neighbor, a stranger on a plane, for example. She is careful to not put a denominational spin on the content, so this is a book to encourage all believers.

[Marichell · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was a short read (I could put this book down.) with a lot of personal stories. It was nice to get the feel for how to talk to people about your story (testimony) without being to pushy or religious.