Prayer Changes Things: Curing Timid Piety - Couverture souple

Sandlin, P. Andrew

 
9781984995056: Prayer Changes Things: Curing Timid Piety

Synopsis

One striking difference between our Christian forebears and us is their repeated emphasis on prayer and our comparative de-emphasis of it. They prayed frequently and fervently. We pray infrequently and languidly. They called prayer meetings. We call staff meetings. They had revival and reformation. We have apathy and apostasy. A leading reason for these distinctions is that they were inclined to believe what God said about prayer. We are often less confident in God’s word when it comes to his promises about prayer. A blunter way to say this is: we commit the sin of unbelief. Prayer changes things. When we pray, we are asking God to change things. And when he answers our prayer, he does change things. This brings us to a most telling fact that we don’t often consider: if we are perfectly willing to accept the way things are as God's unchangeable will, we will never be people of prayer.

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À propos de l'auteur

P. Andrew Sandlin is Founder and President of the Center for Cultural Leadership. He is a cultural theologian and an ordained Gospel minister in the Fellowship of Mere Christianity. He is faculty at the Blackstone Legal Fellowship, Edinburgh Theological Seminary, Evan Runner International Academy of Cultural Leadership, and the Wilberforce Academy. He and his wife Sharon have five adult children and three grandchildren.

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