I believe The Prayer of Jabez isn’t a selfish prayer for prosperity ... Encourage one another, call somebody, text somebody. Whatever and however you can, just reach out to those around you ...

After half a year as a New York Times bestseller, “The Prayer of Jabez: Breaking Through to the Blessed Life” continues to be a phenomenon. The book, based on an obscure biblical passage in I ...

We are discussing the Prayer of Jabez, an enormous publishing phenomenon resulting from an exchange between God and a guy who basically was a nonentity for the last 3,000 years. The Prayer of ...

Wouldn’t it be interesting if Spurgeon told us what he thought of the “prayer of Jabez ... Spurgeon took as his text 1 Chronicles 4:10: “Now Jabez called on the God of Israel, saying ...

But after Bruce Wilkinson published the book "The Prayer of Jabez: Breaking Through to the Blessed Life," Christians throughout the country are reciting his prayer. The book leaped to the top of ...

from atop national advice bestseller lists, the resurrected "Prayer of Jabez" has hurtled onto the digital field to claim the top slot on MP3.com's Christian Easy Listening chart. Composed by ...

Q: I keep hearing about the best-selling book “Prayer of Jabez.” Who is Jabez and what is his prayer? — A.F., Hampton A: “The Prayer of Jabez” (pronounced JAY-bez) has sold over 6 ...

I was very disappointed by Saturday's featured Faith section article on Bruce Wilkinson's book, "The Prayer of Jabez." I first heard about "Jabez" was via a favorable review in Time magazine -- a ...

I recently received a copy of \"The Prayer of Jabez.\" In its 12th printing in less than a year, this book has sold nearly 5 million copies. This prayer is obscure, buried deep in 1 Chronicles ...

More than 2,500 years ago, Jabez, the 35th son of Judah, asked God to bless him and enlarge his territory. He had no idea that his 32-word prayer, wrapped inside an inspirational book by ...

The Prayer of Jabez: Breaking Through to the Blessed Life, by Bruce Wilkinson, doesn't seem to have much going for it. There's no elegant prose, no gripping narrative. It's subject, Jabez ...