The Supreme

one of the most respected voices of early Apostolic Pentecostalism, delivers a powerful and timeless call back to the one thing the Church cannot live without-prevailing prayer. First published in 1923 and reprinted across multiple generations, this classic work exposes prayer not as a religious duty, but as the supreme need of the hour and the very source of every true revival.

Drawing from Scripture, historical revivals, and decades of personal ministry, Urshan reveals:

• Why prayer must come first before preaching, worship, or Christian service

• How supplication, prayer, intercession, and thanksgiving work together in God's divine order

• The secret of revival in Wales, America, Ireland, and through the ministry of men like Charles Finney

• The spiritual conditions that either empower or cripple a life of prayer

• How God works through fasting, intercession, brokenness, and persistent seeking

• The tragic losses that come when God's people neglect prayer

• The joy, power, and miraculous outcomes that follow when believers truly pray through

This is more than a book about prayer-it is a revival manual. Urshan's words carry a prophetic urgency for our generation, calling every believer, minister, and church back to their knees. With deep conviction and unmistakable Apostolic theology, he reminds us that God still answers prayer, still pours out His Spirit, and still responds to a people who seek Him with their whole hearts.

Whether you are a pastor, intercessor, or simply longing for a deeper walk with God, this book will stir your soul, break your heart, and ignite a fresh hunger for the presence of the Lord.

Prayer doesn't prepare us for the greater work-prayer is the greater work.
This restored edition is offered so that a new generation may rediscover the fire that shaped the early Pentecostal movement.