Book Summary
Short excerpts from both contemporary and classical writers offer a unique perspective on a timeless subject, perfect for the current resurgence in interest on prayer. Each chapter features a different aspect of prayer, including its purpose, successful practices and hindrances. THE BEST ON PRAYER "from" YESTERDAY AND TODAY That the almighty creator of the Universe is interested in hearing our hearts, our hurts, and our hopes is more than we can comprehend. But it's true. Through the gift of prayer, God invites our spirits to commune with his. The book you hold in your hand is an inspirational collection of writings from some of the greatest thinkers of today and yesterday on the vast subject of prayer. In it you'll read brief selections from some of the best classic and contemporary writers, including, C.S. Lewis, Max Lucado, Andrew Murray, Shirley Dobson, John Calvin, Jim Cymbala, Charles Wesley, Tony Evans, and many more. This intriguing compilation is ideal for personal study, for sermon and lesson preparation, and for all who long to learn about the privilege of prayer.
Book Details
| Book Name | The Contemporaries Meet The Classics On Prayer |
| Author | Leonard Allen |
| Publisher | Howard Books (Feb 2003) |
| ISBN | 9781582292878 |
| Pages | 290 |
| Language | English |
| Price | 672 |