A Daybook of Prayer: Meditations, Scriptures, and Prayers to Draw Near to the Heart of God

by Anonymous

Readers are challenged with the simple but profound question:  What would happen-how would your life be different-if you committed the next year to learning about prayer and devoting time in prayer every single day? A Daybook on Prayer weaves together a poignant meditation from classic and contemporary Christian writers with a powerful Bible verse, a directed prayer, and a personal prayer-starter, to create a life-changing-and world-changing-resource for those who want to draw closer to the heart of God.  The daily selections are drawn from many of the greatest teachers on the subject of prayer throughout the history of the Christian church, including Augustine, Thomas À Kempis, Martin Luther, Brother Andrew, John Wesley, A.W. Tozer, Andrew Murray, Oswald Chambers, and on into today with Billy Graham, Charles Swindoll, Max Lucado, and many others

Genres: Christian

427 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 3, 2006

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Reviews

[Jay A. George · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a very good variety of prayers. Written by different authors both modern and classic. It helped me get a better perspective to express myself on different topics. I enjoyed reading one each day.

[Laura Shannon · Rating 4 out of 5]

A collection of great variety

Each devotional in this book is on prayer. A variety of different writers from different centuries, cultures, church backgrounds and places gives a panoramic view of prayer. A good, if short, call to prayer each day.