A little more clarity.
Your questions about The Magnificent Jesus.
What is the book about?
The Magnificent Jesus explores the character of Jesus as revealed in the book of Revelation. Volume 1, Walking in Intimacy, invites readers into a deeper relationship with Him. Volume 2, Contending Prayer, continues the journey through prayer, faith and perseverance.
Who wrote this book?
Johan den Hartogh and Ken Gott are the main authors. Volume 1 includes a foreword by Lou Engle and reflections by Dean Briggs, John Arnott, Wes Hall, Sarah-Jane Biggart, Duncan Smith, Franklyn Spence, Murray Hiebert, Steve Uppal, Dele Olowu and Carolyn Jones. Volume 2 includes a foreword by Stacey Campbell and contributions from Arleen Westerhof, Stacey Campbell, Stephanie Popp, Christopher Bird, Stephanie Moder, Cherlene Robson, Andrew Pearce, Barbara Chua, Veena Joseph and Judith Imagoro.
Why was this book written?
Johan and Ken want to help people grow closer to Jesus. The book invites readers to discover His character and develop a deeper relationship with Him.
What experience do the authors bring?
Johan and Ken have been involved in the prayer movement for many years and have established Houses of Prayer. The book grows out of their own lives of prayer and intimacy with God.
What formats are available?
Volumes 1 and 2 are available in paperback and as Kindle e-books. Choose your preferred volume and format in the shop.
What is the price of the book?
Volume 1 was listed at $14.99 for the paperback and $8.99 for the e-book. Check Amazon for current prices in your location. Volume 2 is $15.99 for the paperback and $8.99 for the e-book. Dedicated Amazon links for Volume 2 are being prepared.
Which volumes are available?
Volume 1, Walking in Intimacy, and Volume 2, Contending Prayer, are available in paperback and as e-books. Volume 3, The Ekklesia Rediscovered, is expected in November 2027. Dedicated Amazon links for Volume 2 are being prepared; its shop buttons temporarily open the corresponding Volume 1 edition.
What is Volume 2: Contending Prayer about?
Volume 2 continues the journey of discovering Jesus as He is revealed in the book of Revelation. Johan den Hartogh and Ken Gott explore how knowing His character more deeply shapes our prayers, strengthens faith and helps us persevere in prayer for our families, cities and the nations.
Who wrote the foreword to Volume 2?
Stacey Campbell wrote the foreword to Volume 2. She invites readers to draw closer to Jesus, pray the Scriptures and approach the book with an open Bible and a hungry heart. Her central conviction is that the more deeply we know Jesus, the more powerfully we pray. Read more about her foreword.
Who are the contributors to Volume 2?
Alongside authors Johan den Hartogh and Ken Gott, Volume 2 includes contributions from Arleen Westerhof, Stacey Campbell, Stephanie Popp, Christopher Bird, Stephanie Moder, Cherlene Robson, Andrew Pearce, Barbara Chua, Veena Joseph and Judith Imagoro. Stacey also reflects on Jesus as the Almighty. Meet the contributors.
Which formats and prices are available for Volume 2?
Volume 2: Contending Prayer is available as a paperback for $15.99 and as a Kindle e-book for $8.99. These are the prices shown in our shop; Amazon confirms the final price and availability for your location. View the paperback and e-book.
Can I order Volume 2 through the current Amazon buttons?
Dedicated Amazon links for Volume 2 are being prepared. For now, the Volume 2 paperback and e-book buttons in our shop temporarily open the corresponding Volume 1 listing. Please check the volume and format on Amazon before ordering; these temporary links do not yet lead to Volume 2.
How does Stacey Campbell encourage readers to use Volume 2?
Stacey encourages readers to take their time, meditate on the words of Jesus and pray the Scriptures. Ask the Holy Spirit to reveal more of Christ and allow each fresh discovery to lead to deeper worship, greater obedience and more passionate prayer. In her own contribution, she reflects on Jesus as the Almighty and the confidence His authority brings to prayer.