In her new book, Overcoming Grief – My Journey Back to Wholeness, Barbara blazes a trail through a maze of trauma, hurt and confusion. In spite of her devastating loss and uncertainty about the future, grief weakens as she begins to declare the Word and align with Truth. Making her way through the darkness, she discovers that her pathway of grief turns out to be Holy Ground as God ministers healing to her wounded soul.

Bill Yount, speaker / author of “The Power of Real”

Barbara Potts is a gifted author, teacher, and prayer leader. In this book, she has opened her heart to share her journey with genuine honesty and transparency that reveals the door of hope to anyone walking through grief or struggling with trauma. Her journey is taking her to a depth of intimacy and understanding of the love of Christ. She is finding a richness that seldom comes without the crushing of the Potter’s wheel or the intensity of the goldsmith’s fire. Her journey will help you embrace the fullness of this truth: “For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans for good and not for evil, plans to give you hope and a future.” – Jeremiah 29:11

Nancy McDaniel
Aglow International

Barbara Potts has done an extraordinary job of providing us with powerful, scriptural declarations.  Every believer, and especially every intercessor, needs this book as a prayer tool.

Dr. Cindy Jacobs
Generals International

Barbara Potts, a gifted teacher and author, draws on her depth in the Word of God to craft powerful proclamation prayers. As a Kingdom intercessor, she demonstrates the effectiveness of releasing the attributes and truths of heaven into the circumstances of earth through proclaiming the Word in prayer. As a co-laborer in ministry, I highly recommend Barbara’s insights and writings to someone seeking a depth of strategic intercession. As a friend, I know Barbara lives daily in the power of such prayer with loving grace that reflects her intimacy with the Lord.

Nancy McDaniel
Aglow International Prayer Director

Barbara Potts’ book, “Praying With Authority and Power” is a manual for becoming an intercessor.  It will release in you a strong faith to pray effectually and see great results!

Dr. Cindy Jacobs
Generals International

In her book, “Praying with Authority and Power”, Barbara Potts brings solid biblical teaching with practical application that elevates our prayer to release the Kingdom of Heaven into the critical issues of earth. Barbara’s depth in the Word of God and her experience in intercessory prayer is expressed through her gift of writing in a way that brings understanding and growth to all intercessors.  I have found Barbara’s book to be instructional, inspirational and a great resource as I seek to grow in effective prayer.

Nancy McDaniel
Aglow International

The book, Praying with Authority and Power, was written to provide instruction in what the Bible says about the purpose and power of prayer, and to motivate a deeper passion for, and commitment to, the discipline of intercession.

Written to address different levels of prayer experience, the goal of this Companion Study Guide is to encourage and empower personal and corporate prophetic intercession by providing a platform for group discussion and/or personal meditation on the principles and truths taught in the book.

“Challenges” at the end of each chapter provide opportunities for practical application, along with fresh insights. Answering the chapter questions and taking up these “challenges” will serve to help develop a new prayer life, or strengthen an existing one. “I exhort first of all that supplications, prayers, intercessions, and giving of thanks be given for all men, for kings and all who are in authority, that we may lead a quiet and peaceable life in all godliness and reverence…” 1 TIMOTHY 2:1-2 One has only to read the newspaper headlines to see that there has never been a more critical time for impassioned, persistent, prophetic mountain-moving prayer.

One of Britain’s foremost outdoor evangelists of the 20th century, Leonard Ravenhill, once said: No Christian is greater than his prayer life. The church has many organizers, but few agonizers; many who pay, but few who pray; many who are enterprising, but few who are interceding. People who are not praying are playing. – In the matter of effective praying, never have so many left so much to so few. BRETHREN, LET US PRAY!