Praying Through It: 365 Days Worth of Prayers That Make Praying Easy Paperback - 2015

William Murphy can always be counted on to bring in the presence of God; because it's just a part of his DNA. The 3rd generation Bishop, Pastor, Producer, Songwriter, and Vocalist, is while best known for his music, has dedicated his life to ministry and has led this generation to worship. Murphy's approach to radical ministry is most recognized by the soul stirring lyrics, and lead vocals on his Platinum Selling song "Praise Is What I Do", and the recent Grammy Nominated "It's Working" Bishop Murphy faithfully serves as The Lead Pastor of The dReam Center Church of Atlanta, and as Bishop of Worship, for The Full Gospel Baptist Church Fellowship, International. He blesses people all around the world, with his ministry of music, message of hope and through his ministry of prayer. Bishop Paul S. Morton, Sr., Founding Bishop of The Full Gospel Baptist Church Fellowship, is quoted as saying, "...This 21st Century David, has not only caused me to go to deeper depths in my time of worship, but he has blessed the lives of so many across the world." Praying Through It, the prayer and daily devotional is just another testament to Murphy's dedication to being a difference maker and changing the culture of the way we do church. Having started the mandate to prayer as a social media movement to get 1000 people praying, Murphy pulled the collection of prayers and heart-felt expressions all together in a book to further spread the message that "prayer changes things". The ministry of William Murphy captivates the hearts and souls of believers around the world. His latest music single "It's Working" climbed the charts to #1, and has become one the most requested, and most played songs in gospel radio. Murphy is scheduled to release his 5th solo project, "The Overcomer's Record in 2016 which includes the powerful single "Let Us See Jesus". There is no doubt that Bishop William Murphy was born to worship. His music, and his ministry of The Word, both serve as evidence of the special calling, and anointing, that God has placed on his life.