How to Pray When Life Hurts: Experiencing the Power of Healing Prayer
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| Rating | : | 4.61 (876 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0830813845 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 129 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
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Uniquely helpful book on healing prayer Roy Lawrence has written a unique book on healing prayer. While believing in the healing power of faith, he is Biblically-based and he avoids the excesses of "faith healers" who ignore the will of God. He is also broad in his approach to healing, dealing chapater by chapter with guilt and shame, anger and depression, hurtful experiences, anxiety and fear, stress, envy, illness, an. Again good answers to common problems I will recommend this book to people struggling with prayer. There is something there for all of us because we do not always get the answer to prayer that we want. Rev. Lee Rose. How to Pray When Life Hurts Karen L. Brich Fantastic book to take your prayer life deeper
Roy has written many other books including Scripture Union's 'Make Me A Channel' and 'Christ With Us'. Many people appreciate Canon Roy Lawrence's pastoral sensitivity and wisdom. Consultant to the Churches Advisors in Healing. . He is Hon
In this book he offers practical counsel and biblical wisdom for all who want to know how to pray when life hurts.. As a hospital, school, and army chaplain, Roy Lawrence has spent many years praying with people in the midst of crisis
Rogers (Rincon, Georgia USA) . --Robert C. The book is creative, passionate, and practical. I found his section on bereavement so helpful that I used the book for a prayer retreat and invited people who had lost loved ones to come, and they found the retreat very helpful. While believing in the healing power of faith, he is Biblically-based and he avoids the excesses of "faith healers" who ignore the will of God. The "forgiveness prayer" that he gives is worth the price of the book. He has some especially meaningful suggestions using visual aids in prayer, through imagining bringing the sick within your "ring of peace" to pray for them, and in death imagining Jesus standing at the top of the stairs and releasing that person to Christ. He is also broad in his approach to healing, dealing chapter by chapter with guilt and shame, ang