Prayers to Strengthen Your Inner Man (Revised, 2013)

The Mike Bickle App

Prayers to Strengthen Your Inner Man (Revised, 2013)

Mike Bickle teaches on the biblical necessity of praying for our own heart to be strengthened by the Holy Spirit’s power. Something as simple as developing a personal prayer list is a practical but essential tool that equips us to maintain consistency in our prayer life. In this book, Mike offers practical help by sharing the prayer lists that he has used for years. He offers three acronyms to use to help bring focus to our personal prayer times.

God’s Answer to the Growing Crisis (2017)

Dramatic shifts over the last few years—from economic to political to moral and beyond—have set the stage for a crisis that is affecting every sphere of society. This crisis isn’t occurring only in the United States; in face, all of humanity is at a crossroads. Mike offers God’s definitive answer to this growing global crisis, providing a fresh biblical perspective on important topics such as: The agenda to secularize and de-Christianize America; The increasing influence of secular humanism; The rise of ISIS and Islamic extremists; The looming financial crisis.

Passion for Jesus (1993; Updated 2007)

This book calls us to encounter the passion of God’s personality which awakens passion for Jesus in us. Mike describes how we can walk confidently in God’s love for us even in the midst of our weaknesses.

The Pleasures of Loving God (2000)

This book invites you on a most unique treasure hunt, a journey of discovery into intimacy with Jesus as our Bridegroom God. Our lives are dynamically changed when we understand that Jesus loves us, even likes us, and wants our friendship. Mike covers topics related to the forerunner ministry and the house of prayer. Laboring in ministry solely out of a sense of duty can lead to burnout. God never designed the human spirit to work first and love second. We were not designed to put love on the back burner. This book is an adventure in enjoying our relationship with Jesus. Yes, you can take a deep breath, rest, and be excited about the fact that God doesn’t see us the way many of us see ourselves. Your life will experience significant changes when you realize that you make God smile.