Is There A Right Way To Pray? "Every time I read this book, the Lord uses it to deepen my prayer Life and encourage my faith.
He succeeded the famous Andrew Bonar as minister in Finnieston and later became Principal of the Bible Training Institute in Glascow..
At the same time, we are challenged to \'follow in His steps\' and to imitate His example in \'the school of prayer.\' I highly recommend this book." -Charles Leiter, author of Justification and Regeneration "This little jewel-strewn tapestry has done for me at 64 what Bounds\' Power Through Prayer did at 34." -John Piper, author of A Hunger for God: Desiring God Through Fasting and Prayer About the Author: David M\'Intyre (1859-1938) was a Scottish, Presbyterian minister whose many books have the rare balance of scholastic care and worshipful writing.
As a result, we are given an intimate glimpse into the wondrous personality of One who was both God and man, and we are led once more to fall before Him in worship and praise.
In The Prayer-Life of Our Lord, he centers his meditations on Christ\'s own prayer life, especially as it was manifested during the \'turning points\' and crisis times that lay on His pathway to the cross.
M\'Intyre is a master at drawing out the profound implications of seemingly simple events.
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The Prayer-Life of Our Lord follows in the same train and breathes the same heavenly atmosphere.
It continues to be the most helpful book I have ever read on the subject of prayer.
M\'Intyre came through a copy of The Hidden Life of Prayer given to me (and to many other young men) by Leonard Ravenhill.
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I strongly recommend it " -Wayne Grudem, author of Systematic Theology "My first exposure to the writings of D.
Is There A Right Way To Pray? "Every time I read this book, the Lord uses it to deepen my prayer Life and encourage my faith
