Touching God: 52 Guidelines for Personal Prayer

by Harold J. Sala

If you’ve ever felt like God was out there but just not within your personal reach, Touching God will change that perception. Author Harold J. Sala gathers his most heart-stirring writings on prayer – one for every week of the year – to lead you toward a better understanding of how near God actually is to your every thought and concern. No matter what your life experience has been up to this point, you can learn to be in closer connection with God . . . close enough to touch.

Genres: Christian

184 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 1, 2000

Reviews

[Lynn Smith · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a great devotional book on prayer. It contains 52 so I read one weekly while using another daily devotional guide each day. But you could easily read one of these each day and be done in less than two months. It is on a very important subject -- prayer. The information is easy to digest, biblical and practical. The last chapter was probably my favorite. The author told about how his mother would never say "Amen" at the end of one of her prayers because amen meant you were done and she was not done praying, she was just pausing. This is practically how to follow the Apostle Paul's advice to "pray without ceasing". Prayer is a conversation with God and too many of us do not converse with our Lord long enough or often enough. I highly recommend this book and believe it will improve your prayer life.