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Prayer - Finding the Heart's True Home

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'Prayer is a love relationship with God.' Here is a comprehensive, profound, and immediately accessible book which opens the way for all to increase their understanding and develop their practice of prayer. Richard Foster explores the many facets of prayer, from the ordinary to the extraordinary, describing it as an inward journey of change, an upward journey to intimacy with God, and an outward one into ministry. He draws on the riches of the great classics of prayer thoughout history as well as his own personal experience and roots his material in Scripture. No one who reads "Prayer" will remain unmoved. All will find encouragement within its pages. The mystery of prayer will become a source of wonder; the possibility of a profound experience of prayer will come within reach.

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Prayer - Finding the Heart's True Home, Richard J. Foster

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Année de publication
1992
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Titre
Prayer - Finding the Heart's True Home
Langue
Anglais
Publié
1992
Format
souple
Pages
303
ISBN10
0340584173
ISBN13
9780340584170
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'Prayer is a love relationship with God.' Here is a comprehensive, profound, and immediately accessible book which opens the way for all to increase their understanding and develop their practice of prayer. Richard Foster explores the many facets of prayer, from the ordinary to the extraordinary, describing it as an inward journey of change, an upward journey to intimacy with God, and an outward one into ministry. He draws on the riches of the great classics of prayer thoughout history as well as his own personal experience and roots his material in Scripture. No one who reads "Prayer" will remain unmoved. All will find encouragement within its pages. The mystery of prayer will become a source of wonder; the possibility of a profound experience of prayer will come within reach.