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An Illustration of Prayer

Rebecca E. Roberts
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Pages
162
Year
2012
Language
English
Publisher
WestBow Press

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If prayer has ever felt frustrating, complicated, laborious or even useless to you, this book has the potential to give you a fresh perspective on the heart of prayer. The author shares her experience of crying out, Lord, teach me to pray! and the Holy Spirits response to her cries. Included are six lessons about the principles of prayer and the authors gained insight into why prayer is a necessity; the very heartbeat of a believer. These insights can move you into a place of simplicity and rest in prayer and reveal that prayer is not something you do, but rather someone you become; a pray-er.

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  • Prayer
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