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Books > Christianity > Christian Worship > Christian prayer
Courage isn’t something that comes naturally to most. The only way to truly be brave is to walk in the confidence that comes from knowing God and relying on him to be your strength.
When you spend time with him, he will fill you with peace and hope for the future. When you finally see yourself as God sees you, you will recognize the talents and abilities you have been blessed with and start operating in the fullness of those gifts.
Be encouraged with truth as you spend time with God, reflecting on these devotions, scriptures, and prayers. Let him show you that you are beautiful, you are strong, and you were created with a purpose. Take courage in God’s love for you and be ready to conquer each day!
The customizable Pour Out Your Heart Prayer Journal includes sample
prayers, hymns, sections to record prayers, and more. Designed to
use over many years, it guides women toward a joyful, consistent
prayer life.
Dwight Lyman Moody defines a Prevailing Prayer as one which
involves the entire being of the person praying: the entirety of
the mind is focused not upon material or life circumstances, but
the very being of God. Such an effort to pray so deeply is
difficult: Moody, himself an experienced evangelist and preacher,
had encountered many Christians who struggled to attain depth and
connection with the Lord during their prayers. This book intends to
help the true believer attain a material closeness to the divine
through prayer which prevails. It is ideal for devotional reading
before and after your daily prayers, that the insights within
remain in mind. To help his fellow believers, Moody quotes numerous
stories from the Biblical scriptures together with personal
anecdotes from his long career as a man of God. We also hear of
incidents in the life of Jesus Christ, and the many obstacles He
surmounted to teach humanity of God.
In this final book written before his death, C. S. Lewis continue
to challenge readers to revisit the power of prayer in our everyday
lives. Within twenty-two letters between fictitious correspondents,
Lewis shares his understanding of the role of prayer in our lives
and the ways in which we might better imagine our relationship with
God. As with all his bestselling works, C.S. Lewis once again
communicates deep wisdom through profound story.
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