Title: More Prayer Thoughts II: Praying Scriptures Through God Power
Author: Orva Lynn Kaufmann
Publisher: ReadersMagnet
ISBN: 978-1-947765-98-6
Pages: 152
Genre: Inspirational / Religious
Reviewed by: Ella Vincent

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More Prayer Thoughts II: Praying Scriptures Through God Power is a motivational book by Orva Lynn Kaufmann about how prayer and the Bible can guide people through life’s ups and downs. Kaufmann has written a book that readers will find a lot of inspiration from this book.

More Prayer Thoughts II is divided into sections that tackle different emotions, such as fear and worry. In chapters about fear, Kaufmann tells the reader about Bible verses that can help readers overcome their anxiety, such as Philippians 4:6: “Be anxious for nothing/But in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving/ Let your requests be made to God your savior.” Kaufmann also quotes Scripture that readers can find in the Bible when they’re experiencing joy and want to express gratitude, like Psalms 118 verses 1-14: ”O give thanks to the Lord for he is good/ For his mercy endureth forever/This is the day that the Lord hath made/ I will rejoice and be glad in it.”

Kaufmann has written a book that combines the ancient words of the Bible with her practical advice that can be used by readers at any time. Kaufmann writes in a relatable way that will engage readers and help them find their spiritual balance. She is a devout believer in God and her enthusiasm for her religious belief shines in More Prayer Thoughts II.

She also dispenses Biblical advice and writes about verses that relate to specific times of the year. For instance, Kaufmann writes about how to remain prayerful during the Advent season and how to know the true meaning of love around Valentine’s Day. She also helpfully supplements her advice with quotes from religious leaders like Derek Prince.

More Prayer Thoughts II would be best for religious readers who want to read the Bible into small sections and want to fit spirituality into their busy schedules. The text would also be best for readers who want to find specific Bible verses to help them in certain situations in their lives. More Prayer Thoughts II would also be best for readers who like ministers like Joyce Meyer and T.D. Jakes. Additionally, the book could also be distributed in Bible study classes or in churches.

Kaufmann has written a book that readers will love and will turn to when they want to find more ways to become more inspired by religion. More Prayer Thoughts II is an emotionally rewarding book that will challenge readers to grow in their spiritual lives.