Here is the preface of an ebook I am writing. I want you to read through it carefully, and write 5 distinct prompt from text to image for the cover page. But I need it to be unique, original, and modern. A bit of blend of technology and spirituality would do good. If you have any more questions, please ask. Here's the preface. Preface: The Prayer You’ve Been Missing
You’re reading this book for one of two reasons:
Maybe prayer frustrates you. You’ve tried it, perhaps for years, and it feels like shouting into a void. You’ve followed all the formulae: “Ask in Jesus’ name!” “Claim it!” Yet the heavens remain silent; bills pile up, relationships astray, and you wonder, “Does prayer even work? Or am I just bad at it?”
Or perhaps prayer intrigues you. You’ve glimpsed its power, a whispered “thank you” that lifted a weight, a desperate plea that somehow brought peace. But you’re tired of polished testimonies from “prayer warriors” who make it seem effortless. You want the real thing: raw, messy, and rooted in something deeper than hype. Did I guess right?
If that’s you, let me begin by saying, you are not alone; trust me, when I say this.
Years ago, I sat in crowded prayer meetings where everyone seemed to hear God’s voice except me. I clenched my fists, bargaining with heaven to fix crisis after crisis, only to hit dead air. And I watched friends walk away from faith, saying, “Prayer’s a waste of time. God doesn’t care.” Don't laugh yet, it gets interesting.
What if the problem isn’t prayer, but how we’ve understood it?
This book is not another checklist on “five steps to get God to answer.” It’s a demolition project, boom (or bang if you prefer). We’re tearing down myths that have turned prayer into a chore, a negotiation, or a guilt trip. Instead, we’re rebuilding it as it was always meant to be: a lifeline to the heart of God. After all, the one thing He says we should never stop doing is prayer.
Here’s what you will discover:
Prayer isn’t about changing God’s mind; it’s waking up to what He’s already said: "It is finished." (John 19:30)
Your doubts aren’t deal-breakers; they are faith’s companions. Even Jesus’ closest friends begged, “Increase our faith!” (Luke 17:5).
The power of prayer isn’t in your words; it’s in the One who hears them.

Why This Book?
I am not writing from ivory towers or perfect spirituality. I am a fellow journeyman who has stumbled through dry seasons, wrestled with doubt, and tasted moments when prayer felt more real than my own heartbeat. If you are anything like me, you are in good company.
This book is also shaped by voices like yours:
Augusta, a single mother in Buea who prayed for years to reconcile with an estranged father. When he died unreconciled, she almost gave up faith until she realised prayer had quietly healed her bitterness.
Emmanuel, a student in Yaoundé who mocked prayer until anxiety nearly broke him. His first prayer? “God, if You’re real… help.” That was enough.
The countless grandmothers and grandfathers, who prayed to the Lord daily for 30+ years. On their deathbed, they whispered, “It’s all there. He’s already said it.”

What This Book Will Do for You
Debunk myths like “Prayer requires eloquence” or “Feelings prove God’s presence.”
Reframe “unanswered” prayers as invitations to deeper trust.
Give you permission to pray angry, messy, one-word prayers.
Show you how prayer changes not just circumstances but changes you,your heart, your desires, and your identity.

How to Use This Book
There is no race here. It's a short book for a reason, but shouldn't be taken lightly.  Read slowly. Underline, argue, laugh, cry.
Try the prayer experiments faithfully. Faith isn’t a theory; it’s a muscle.
Bring your doubts boldly. As the African proverb says, “A tree that doesn’t bend with the wind will snap.”
A Final Word
This book won’t solve all your problems. But it might help you meet the God who walks with you through them. Prayer isn’t a magic trick; it’s a love language. And love always rewrites the story.
Ready to begin? Let’s clear the rubble and rebuild together. The new life awaits. Let's do this!