Pursuing an Expansive Life of Prayer
Prayer can often feel like a one-way conversation, an endless appeal followed by deafening silence. Is this the way God intended to connect with his people?
In Answering Speech, Daniel J. Brendsel argues prayer is not trying to prod a silent God to speak. Humans are not meant to initiate communication but should respond to what God has already spoken through Scripture, creation, and his Son. Answering God's initiating word opens Christians to a far-reaching and fruitful life of prayer with the Father, through the Son, in the power of the Spirit.
Highlighting the power of the Psalms and common church prayers, this thoughtful book provides encouragement for believers wearied by years of unanswered prayers, excitement for those seeking conversation with their Creator, and practical rhythms for a regular prayer life.
Offers a Unique Perspective: Explores how Christians are not initiators of prayer but responders to what God has already done
Appeals to Pastors and Thoughtful Laypersons: Focuses on important issues that should be taught within the local church
Theological yet Accessible: Deeply rooted in theology, this book offers encouragement and practical rhythms for prayer
Prayer can often feel like a one-way conversation, an endless appeal followed by deafening silence. Is this the way God intended to connect with his people?
In Answering Speech, Daniel J. Brendsel argues prayer is not trying to prod a silent God to speak. Humans are not meant to initiate communication but should respond to what God has already spoken through Scripture, creation, and his Son. Answering God's initiating word opens Christians to a far-reaching and fruitful life of prayer with the Father, through the Son, in the power of the Spirit.
Highlighting the power of the Psalms and common church prayers, this thoughtful book provides encouragement for believers wearied by years of unanswered prayers, excitement for those seeking conversation with their Creator, and practical rhythms for a regular prayer life.
Offers a Unique Perspective: Explores how Christians are not initiators of prayer but responders to what God has already done
Appeals to Pastors and Thoughtful Laypersons: Focuses on important issues that should be taught within the local church
Theological yet Accessible: Deeply rooted in theology, this book offers encouragement and practical rhythms for prayer
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