Books about how to pray – what prayer involves, different ways of praying, lessons from the writer’s own prayer life  Prayer - a beginner's guide
Jane Holloway
If
prayer is simply a matter of talking to God, why do we often find it so
difficult, or at the very least, hard to prioritise? While a
surprisingly high percentage of people in the UK admit to praying at
some time or other, the challenge for Christians is to move beyond
prayer as crisis management or shopping list, and experience it as
being in the very presence of our heavenly Father.
The Path of Celtic Prayer
Published May 2008
An ancient way to contemporary joy
Calvin Miller
Calvin Miller encourages readers to engage with prayer practically, forming a new understanding of prayer as we focus on the art of loving God, and experience poetry and praise in ordinary life. Each chapter concludes with prayer exercises to start readers along the path of Celtic prayer.
The Jesus Prayer
Simon Barrington-Ward
"Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me."
Simon Barrington-Ward teaches us how to use the Jesus Prayer (above), and opens up the Bible passages that are crucial to understanding it.
Praying with Paul
Tom Smail
Most of us, when we think of the apostle Paul, may not immediately think of ‘prayer’. Acclaimed speaker, minister and author Tom Smail uncovers Paul's example and teaching on prayer in this book of stimulating Bible-based teaching.
|
