4 Books On Prayer
When someone says the word “prayer,” what comes to mind? Is it an other-worldly concept that feels hard to grasp? Is it a rich experience with you and God and others? Is it a word heavy with disappointment? Wherever you are in your experience and exploration with prayer, these four books can help guide you and the people around you!
“The Autobiography of George Müller” is a beautiful, rich story of a life patiently and persistently devoted to prayer. If you’re looking to be deeply encouraged by the power of prayer, this book is for you!
“A Diary Of Private Prayer” by John Baillie is an intentional collection of morning and evening prayers. If you’re looking for a prayer devotional, this is a great place to start!
“How To Pray: A Simple Guide For Normal People” by Pete Greig is a thoughtful, honest, and practical exploration on responding to the question, “How do I pray?” If you’re asking this question, or know someone who is, this book is for you!
“Praying Like Monks, Living Like Fools” by Tyler Staton is an invitation to prayer, handing off tools to express disappointment, discover multiple expressions and postures of prayer, and embrace the wonder of daily prayer!
Wherever you are, God has a fresh invitation for you to meet with him in his presence and learn his voice! Grab a book and explore prayer with your people! What might happen when you make space for God to do what only he can do?