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Pray Like Jesus: Rediscovering the Lord's Prayer
The Lord’s Prayer is the most famous prayer in the world and is remarkably simple and brief. In only 70 words Jesus covers the breadth of the Christian message and experience. Most Christians already know it by heart and can easily recite it. In fact, that might be part of the problem—it is so well known and easily recited that most of us never even think about the words as we rattle them off silently or in a corporate worship setting.
In Pray Like Jesus , pastor and author Don Underwood reexamines the content of the Lord’s Prayer and discovers within it insightful spiritual guidance for developing a rich devotional life. At the end of each chapter, he suggest ideas for making the prayer a part of daily spiritual disciplines.
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"Don Underwood combines pastoral experience with biblical and theological insight to help us rediscover the Lord's Prayer and allow it to become a living reality in our lives." James A. Harnish, author of A Disciple's Path, A Disciple's Heart, and Living with the Mind of Christ .
"Don points out that the disciples asked Jesus to teach them to pray, not after hearing the Master give a powerful sermon, but after watching him pray. They saw what prayer did for him, and they wanted it, too!" James W. Moore, author of Yes, Lord, I Have Sinned, but I Have Several Excellent Excuses
In Pray Like Jesus , pastor and author Don Underwood reexamines the content of the Lord’s Prayer and discovers within it insightful spiritual guidance for developing a rich devotional life. At the end of each chapter, he suggest ideas for making the prayer a part of daily spiritual disciplines.
Endorsements
"Don Underwood combines pastoral experience with biblical and theological insight to help us rediscover the Lord's Prayer and allow it to become a living reality in our lives." James A. Harnish, author of A Disciple's Path, A Disciple's Heart, and Living with the Mind of Christ .
"Don points out that the disciples asked Jesus to teach them to pray, not after hearing the Master give a powerful sermon, but after watching him pray. They saw what prayer did for him, and they wanted it, too!" James W. Moore, author of Yes, Lord, I Have Sinned, but I Have Several Excellent Excuses
128 pages, Paperback
Published February 7, 2017
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September 4, 2025
I will forever see the Lord’s Prayer in a whole new incredible light.
May 14, 2024
Don Underwood gives you a complete understanding of the Lord's Prayer. The reading of the book is one that you will want to take your time and meditate on as you read it. I would recommend it to anyone who would like to have more meaning to the Lord's Prayer.
April 11, 2017
Deeper meaning of the prayer to me
It leads too more spiritual meaning and understanding of the prayer. It was. A method to make you think about what you are reciting. I have a better feeling about THE PRAYER.
It leads too more spiritual meaning and understanding of the prayer. It was. A method to make you think about what you are reciting. I have a better feeling about THE PRAYER.
Displaying 1 - 3 of 3 reviews