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Restore the Conversation: Fifty Devotions on Prayer
God says to every one of us, “What’s on your mind today? Let’s talk about it.”
In a cave like Elijah or in the belly of a fish like Jonah, in a palace like David or in a prison like Paul, we can enter God’s presence. Whether we’re weary, angry, happy, depressed, or afraid, God invites us to have an intimate conversation with him.
With fresh insights and practical applications, the fifty devotions in Restore the Conversation explore these topics:
• What is prayer?
• Why do we pray?
• How do we pray?
• What can we include in prayers?
• What types of prayer can we use?
• Whose prayers are patterns for us?
• How can songs enrich our prayers?
Join us as we dig into what God has recorded in the Bible about the privilege and power of conversations with him. He’s not only the God who created and rules the universe; he’s also the God who calls us to draw near, friend to friend.
In a cave like Elijah or in the belly of a fish like Jonah, in a palace like David or in a prison like Paul, we can enter God’s presence. Whether we’re weary, angry, happy, depressed, or afraid, God invites us to have an intimate conversation with him.
With fresh insights and practical applications, the fifty devotions in Restore the Conversation explore these topics:
• What is prayer?
• Why do we pray?
• How do we pray?
• What can we include in prayers?
• What types of prayer can we use?
• Whose prayers are patterns for us?
• How can songs enrich our prayers?
Join us as we dig into what God has recorded in the Bible about the privilege and power of conversations with him. He’s not only the God who created and rules the universe; he’s also the God who calls us to draw near, friend to friend.
177 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 14, 2019
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