Every Christian wants to be more like Jesus—and, wonderfully, that's what God wants for us too: "It is God’s will that you should be sanctified" (1 Thessalonians 4 v 3).
How will that happen? Only by asking God to transform us from the inside out—because real heart change comes not by our own willpower, but by the Spirit's power.
Too often though our prayer lives are reduced to shopping-list-style-requests or desperate pleas to get through the day. But this little guide will help you to pray for genuine, deep and astonishing Christian growth, in your own life or somebody else's. These are prayers your heavenly Father loves to answer—because they're ...based on his word.
Each spread takes a passage of Scripture and suggests 5 things to pray for a particular area of your Christian life. Because when we pray in line with God's priorities as found in his word, our prayers are powerful and effective (James 5 v 16)—and that's a truly thrilling prospect.
Use this book to:
• Guide your prayers during your personal quiet times
• Kick-start your prayers for your own growth in godliness
• Pray meaningfully for your Christian spouse, family members or friends
• Equip your church small-group members to pray for one another more deeply
(Review written for '5 Things to Pray for Your Heart')
This is very touchy SBD practical in helping the heart get connected to God
(Review written for '5 Things to Pray for Your Heart')
Love this series of books particularly '5 things to pray for your heart'. Using short passages from scripture is great way of guiding you in topics to pray for your own spiritual growth. We have used for small prayer meetings and are now going to hand out to newly formed prayer triplets. Recommend it!
(Review written for '5 Things to Pray for Your Heart')
Ever drift off while praying? Ever feel you should do better than a prayer shopping list? This is a Wonderfully practical book. I can’t think of anyone this would not help. Takes us to scripture and guides us in praying to our loving Father for things that really matter. For “A good man brings good things out of the good stored up in his heart”. I heartily recommend this and the rest of this series.
