This Ponder classic begins with the aggressive introduction Let's Pray and Prosper. It goes on to point out that “You are prosperous to the degree that you are experiencing peace, health, and plenty in your world. Prayer can help you experience peace, health and plenty, because prayer is man's steady effort to know God and God is the source of all man's good. Thus, in prayer man makes common union with God and His infinite goodness.” It goes on to point out that prayer is natural to man, and not a strange, mysterious practice.
In The Prospering Power of Prayer, Ponder reveals the simple forms of prayer that can prosper you. She also: