Yesterday I posted a critique of Beth Moore’s Instagram tutorial on prayer. There was some that was good in it and much that was concerning. That critique is here. Today I’m posting information I’ve learned from a course I’m taking at The Master’s Seminary track called Institute for Church Leadership called The Practice of Prayer. The class is so rich with biblical concepts, practical guidelines, and is so highly exalting of Jesus that I wanted to share some of what I am learning. I’m 50% finished with the class so there is more to go, but of what I’ve learned so far, it’s tremendous.
Resources on Prayer
Ten Reasons We Should pray Scripture to God
EM Bounds is known for his classics on prayer. Here is one that happens to be online. E.M. Bounds on Prayer
Simplify your Spiritual Life: Spiritual Disciplines for the Overwhelmed, book, Don Whitney
Valley of Vision: A Collection of Puritan Prayers, book, compiled by Arthur Bennett, Editor. Also online: here
Tim Challies’ chart in visual theology, 25 Attributes of God. You can include acknowledgement of these attributes day by day in your prayers as part of your adoration.
The Hidden Life of Prayer, David McIntyre, book available at Amazon etc., but also online for free.
The Doctrine of Repentance, Thomas Watson. A Puritan Paperback.
A Method for Prayer, Matthew Henry, online here updated in modern language, also available as a book to buy.
Susan Heck video tutorial, James Lesson 23 – Becoming a Woman of Prayer – James 5:13-18.
How to Pray, John MacArthur sermon.
This episode is also available as a blog post: http://the-end-time.org/2022/01/01/prayer-what-is-it-how-do-we-do-it-a-tutorial/