Anything You Ask

by Colin Urquhart

Jesus makes many astonishing promises of the response that God's children can expect to their prayers. But experience, for many Christians, seems to fall far short. Why? Here is the teaching of Jesus on prayer and faith.

218 pages, Paperback

First published February 1, 1980

Reviews

[Chelsea Duncan · Rating 5 out of 5]

A treasure of a book, containing a whole series of fresh insights into God's Word, particularly on the subject of God desiring to indeed give us everything we ask for - and continual scriptural proof of such a truth. It is honest and raw and compassionate and encouraging, and it's just a shame it hasn't seemed to reach a large audience. I praise God for the author of this book and their dedication in writing it, it has been a real blessing to me. Definitely worth a place on any self- respecting, dedicated Christian's bookshelf.

[EFC Dan · Rating 4 out of 5]

Easy and yet difficult to read in equal measure. The subject matter, that God will give you anything you ask is hard to Swallow for many. It feels too easy and not at all true as people's lives play out with all the ups and downs it brings. But Urquhart underpins his thinking with biblical references, real life examples of prayers answered and it gives food for thought. As a Christian, I'm wrestling with it currently.

[Kathy · Rating 2 out of 5]

Some good stuff, but seemed a bit lacking in weight on obedience and standing in God's will.