
The Practice of Prayer
About this book
In his early ministerial work George Campbell Morgan was not lead by any formal training, but by his dedication to biblical studies. It is this commitment that allowed Morgan to so effortlessly reveal the essence of the practice of prayer.Morgan begins by writing of the consciousness of lack, a perception that is still so prevalent today. Through the course of this book, he guides us from this sense of poverty back to a space of power and reveals how opening our hearts to sorrow allows us to align our will with the will of God.Morgan reminds us of what is possible through prayer and talks of the relationship between science and religion. He discusses the trinity clearly and concisely, yet with great heart. Morgan then makes us aware of how we can prepare ourselves for a prayer-filled life and not the segmented moments that prayer is to most of us.If you have ever bowed your head and lifted your heart to the Lord in prayer, this book will serve to deepen your experience.
Details
| ISBN | 9781396322105 |
| Format | Paperback |
| Audience | Adults |
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