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The Prayer Paradigm is an engaging and insightful approach to effective praying. Have you ever wondered how to get better results with prayer? Why do some prayers get answered and others don’t? What are the keys to gaining consistent breakthrough with prayer? In this bold and practical guide to successful praying, Julian Young navigates the internal compass of God’s original purpose for prayer. By laying out simple and easy to use strategies, Julian offers solutions to unanswered prayer that will unleash a bolder and more authentic side of you. This book teaches you the sinews and screws of Kingdom living. Though many do not realize it, God’s word outlines clearly the important do’s and don’ts concerning prayer. When we understand these principles and apply them we can break through common barriers to answered prayer such as: •Praying without expectation of change•Praying to communicate your will instead of God’s•Praying exhaustively for hours to be heard•Praying with uncertainty about what God is saying•Praying contrary to God’s plan for you•Repeating things you’ve already prayed for•Talking more than you are listening when you prayYou were designed to always know what God is saying about your life. Learn how to eliminate the frustrations of unanswered prayer today!

Julian Young is among the world's leading experts on kingdom-based economics. He's an entrepreneur, investor, professor, and best-selling author. As an economic strategist and advisor he travels both nationally and internationally addressing spiritual, government, and business leaders on global marketplace innovation and influence. He and his wife, Brittany, are co-founders of The Start Center for Entrepreneurship, a kingdom-based advocacy and training center that supports the growth of small business and wealth creation. They reside in Omaha, Nebraska with their daughter, Genesis. For more of Julian's resources visit him online at www.julianyoung.org.