The Art of Prayer: A Simple Guide to Conversation with God
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Author(s): Timothy Jones
Publisher: Waterbrook Press
Price: $1.99 (Ends Jan 19)
“I often shrink from books about prayer, because they usually produce in my feelings of inadequacy. I was delighted to find Tim Jones to be sympathetic, not intimidating, guide. He writes with humility, clarity, and practicality–exactly the qualities I want in a book on prayer.”
–Philip Yancey
Revised and Expanded Edition with Study Guide Included
“Timothy Jones…guides us into a life of prayer not by cramming us with knowledge and technique, but by quietly returning us to the simplicity of soul and the presence of God.”
–Eugene Peterson
Something within us wants to grow closer to the God who loves to relate to us. But we often hesitate. Even though we have a desire to pray, questions nag us:
Can I pray when I feel distant from God?
Is it okay to ask God for help in “little” things?
What do I do when I don’t know what to say?
What sense can I make of seemingly unanswered prayer?
How do I keep growing closer to God?
In The Art of Prayer, Timothy Jones honestly shares his own struggles with prayer and invites you to be honest–and hopeful–as well. Offering biblically wise, warmly instructive explorations of our questions, Jones considers how you can become fluent in the world’s simplest language: talking with God.
Includes a full-length inductive Bible study guide on prayer, ideal for small groups or individual readers.
“…wisely human, spiritually practical, and wonderfully interesting.”
– the late Lewis Smedes, author of My God and I
“…luminous prose and…lucid insights.”
–Publishers Weekly