Deepening Our Prayer (Revised)
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Deepening Our Prayer: The Heart of Christ is a guided experience of various classic forms and styles of prayer. Discover new dimensions of prayer, try fresh ways of opening to God, and learn what it means to practice the presence of God.
Volume 3 in the newly revised Companions in Christ experience covers:
Week 1: Prayer and the Character of God
Week 2: Dealing with Impediments to Prayer
Week 3: Prayers of Petition and Intercession
Week 4: Praying As We Are
Week 5: Psalms, the Prayer Book of the Bible
Week 6: Exploring Contemplative Prayer
This book is the third segment of a five-volume study of the original 28-week Companions in Christ resource. The five-piece participant series is designed for groups who will take breaks between the other four volumes:
spiritual formation in Embracing the Journey
scripture in Feeding on the Word
vocation in Responding to Our Call
spiritual companionship in Exploring Spiritual Guidance
OPTION: Groups who wish to experience an uninterrupted 28-week study of Companions in Christ should order the all-modules-in-one volume for participants available here.
A revised Leader’s Guide, containing a “Getting Started Guide” and new plans for a closing retreat, is also available.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780835898324
ISBN10: 0835898326
Adele Gonzalez
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: March 2006
Companions In Christ
Publisher: Upper Room Ministries
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