Prayers and Promises of the Bible

by Jonathan Rogers, Lawrence O. Richards (Editor)

Experience a Lifelong Conversation with the Living God

It's a life-changing conversation when you stop to think about it: Prayers and promises are your precious words to God,and God's to you! Now, with The Smart Guide to the Bible: Prayers & Promises of the Bible, you'll discover how the Bible teaches you to pray in each circumstance you face- and what special promises God has for you in each situation. You'll be encouraged by the examples of those who prayed in the Old and New Testament. And you'll experience more deeply the security and the strength you have in the One who has promised to be with you always.

Be Smart About:

How to Pray Prayers in the Bible Trusting God What God Promises Different Types of Prayer How God Answers Prayer The Nature of God's Promises And more!

983 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 20, 2007

About the author

Jonathan Rogers grew up in Georgia, where he spent many happy hours in the swamps and riverbottoms on which the wild places of The Wilderking are based. He received his undergraduate degree from Furman University in South Carolina and holds a Ph.D. in seventeenth-century English literature from Vanderbilt University. The Bark of the Bog Owl has already found a receptive audience among Jonathan’s own six children. The Rogers clan lives in Nashville, Tennessee, where Jonathan makes a living as a freelance writer. The Bark of the Bog Owl is his first novel.

Reviews

[Lu Rubink · Rating 3 out of 5]

Well written, scripturally sound. My only reason for three stars instead of 5 was that the Kindle version is lacking in format. It is not broken down by chapter, there is no index to follow. It only has a total read hours. Very disappointed in the Kindle version.

[Donna Mallory · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good lessons

I chose to read this book to help me understand more of Gods word on praying and his promises. I enjoyed it very much.

[Linda · Rating 4 out of 5]

A good book on prayers and God’s promises. Scripturally sound.