Church on Fire by Fred A. Hartley III

Church on Fire is what happens when Christ comes to church. It s practical, relational, missional and do-able. Step-by-step Fred Hartley guides you and your church family on a 31-day spiritual journey showing you from both the Bible and life experience how to encounter the reality of the manifest presence of Christ. Why settle for just keeping the church machinery moving when God is waiting to set your Church on Fire!

About the Author
Fred Hartley is a Lead Pastor in Atlanta, Georgia and President of the College of Prayer International. He has written twenty books including Prayer on Fire and God on Fire. Leading people to an encounter with the manifest presence of Christ is his life's passion. He also enjoys running, golf, and playing with his grandchildren.

Endorsements
Once again, Fred Hartley has given us a book not only filled with a passion for revival and awakening, but with practical tools on how to cooperate with God in the process. God is stirring across our land. Church on Fire is not only the book we need, but the movement we need! May God use it to continue to awaken and ignite His sleeping church with His presence. - Bill Elliff: Pastor of The Summit Church, Little Rock, Arkansas

For many years my friend, Fred Hartley, has passionately taught pastors and other Christian leaders in his College of Prayer. For this reason it doesn't surprise me at all that the Father assigned to him the writing of this wonderful book, Church on Fire. God is revealing His manifest presence to churches around the world. Join Fred in this journey and you and your church will begin to experience the results of strategic praying! - Alice Smith: Author, Executive Director of the U.S. Prayer Center

Fred Hartley has done it again convicted us on the important subject of prayer. Thankfully, he doesn t just convict; he offers practical advice about learning to pray and becoming a person of prayer. When enough believers catch on fire as a result of learning fervent prayer, a church will not be able to avoid getting swept up by the flames. - Mark DeMoss: Founder DeMoss Public Relations