David McIntyre says that “the equipment for the inner life of prayer is simple, if not always easily secured. It consists particularly of a quiet place, a quiet hour and a quiet heart.” To have good time of prayer, it seems that all three of these need to be secured. 1. A Quiet Place: ThisContinue reading “The Equipment of Prayer”
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Cultivating a Life of Prayer
I recently started reading the book The Hidden Life of Prayer by David McIntyre as a part of Tim Challies “Reading Classics Together”. You read one Chapter a week, make notes, think of application, and then add to the comments on Tim Challies blog (he posts about the book every Thursday). It is a greatContinue reading “Cultivating a Life of Prayer”
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