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Faith is often tested in life's most difficult moments-perhaps nowhere more than behind prison walls. In Faith Through Prayer: The Male Incarcerated, explore the power of prayer as a lifeline for incarcerated men who refuse to let their pasts and circumstances define them.
Through research, biblical principles, and personal testimonies, Dr. Darleen M. Smith examines the faith-driven resilience of incarcerated men, the role of covenant relationships with God, and the elements required for answered prayers and true change: faith, hope, trust, persistence, and forgiveness.
With insightful reflections on history, Scripture, and modern struggles, this book asks: can faith sustain a man through his darkest hours? Can prayer truly change outcomes?
This book is perfect for those seeking spiritual encouragement, a deeper understanding of faith in action, or a renewed belief in the power of prayer. Faith Through Prayer will bring you on a compelling and thought-provoking journey, because when faith is all you have, faith is all you need.
Dr. Darleen M. Smith was born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland. She received her ordination as a prophetess from Reconciliation Ministries, a member of the Network of Churches of Christian International. She received her ordination as a pastor from Victorious Tabernacle Equipping Center and is the founder and pastor of FirstFruits Prayer Ministries. Dr. Smith received her doctrine from Life Christian University, Lutz, Florida. Dr. Smith has walked with the Lord for over forty years and has taught in various organizations and churches, and today, teaches prophetic classes. Dr. Smith has two children, five granddaughters, and fourteen great grandchildren.
